Tracking and reporting

Updated Oct 13, 20262 min read
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Tracking conversions

You can track conversions in Calendly using Google Analytics, Meta Pixel, or by redirecting invitees to an external page after they book.

To track conversions directly in Calendly, add UTM parameters to your scheduling links. These tags help you see which campaigns bring in the most scheduling traffic.

For example, you could set up a summer campaign with this link:

javascript
calendly.com/YOURLINK<strong>?utm_campaign</strong>=summer<strong>&utm_source</strong>=facebook

When someone books through this custom link, Calendly records the UTM data. You can filter your Calendar page to view results.

Custom tracking on the Calendly embed

If you’ve embedded Calendly on your site, you can trigger custom actions using JavaScript. Calendly’s embed sends message events to the parent window during the booking flow.

Export meeting data

You can view and export your organization’s meeting data in a CSV file for detailed reporting. The export includes:

  • Invitee name, contact details, and time zone
  • Event type, date, and location
  • UTM parameters and Salesforce data
  • Marketing email consent status (for GDPR)
  • Payment details from Stripe and PayPal integrations

To export:

  1. Go to the Calendar page.
  2. Filter the meetings you want in your report based on date, team member, etc.
  3. In the top right corner, select Export.
  4. A CSV file will download automatically, or you'll receive an email with the file.

Frequently asked questions

Calendly doesn't integrate directly with Google Ads, but you can connect them through Google Analytics (GA4). Add UTM parameters to your Calendly links, set up GA4 with Calendly, link GA4 to Google Ads, then import your booking conversions into Google Ads. You can also use Zapier as an alternative.

Calendly doesn't have native Google Ads tracking for Routing Forms, but you can track them through Google Analytics. Add UTM parameters to your Routing Form link, set up survey start and completion events in GA4 using Calendly's native integration, then import those events into Google Ads as conversions.

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