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Pro plan. Cal.com bookings reach Kerux through a booking tool, and tracking booked meetings is part of Pro and Agency (and the free trial). Anything you already have keeps working on every plan. See Plans and billing.
Kerux has a built-in Cal.com connection. When a contact books, moves or cancels through your Cal.com link, Cal.com tells Kerux, which finds the contact by email, stops the follow-ups and runs your When a meeting is booked box.
How it connects: natively, through Cal.com’s webhooks. Kerux reads them the way Cal.com’s webhook docs describe.

Set it up

1

Add Cal.com in Kerux

Click Meetings in the menu, then Booking tools. Pick Cal.com and click Add a booking tool. Click Manage on its row, then Copy URL. Keep the URL secret: anyone with it can send bookings.
2

Add the webhook in Cal.com

In Cal.com, open Settings > Developer > Webhooks, add a webhook with the Kerux URL and pick Booking created, Booking rescheduled and Booking cancelled.
3

Book a test meeting

Book with the email of a contact who is in a campaign. The booking tool’s row says Receiving, and the contact’s timeline shows Meeting booked.

What Kerux reads

From Cal.com’s payload (Cal.com’s docs): the event in triggerEvent (BOOKING_CREATED, BOOKING_RESCHEDULED, BOOKING_CANCELLED), and in payload: the booking id (uid), the attendees’ email and name, the title, startTime, endTime and the video link. Your messages can use {{meeting.start}}, {{meeting.title}} and {{meeting.link}}.
If your Google or Outlook calendar is already connected (Connect calendar on your inbox), Cal.com bookings land there too, and Kerux sees them without this webhook. The webhook adds moves and cancellations as they happen.

Common errors

Cal.com hasn’t sent anything to this URL. Check the webhook is on and has the three events, and that the URL is complete.
The person booked with an email Kerux doesn’t have for any contact. If only one contact got your link recently, Kerux offers it as a possible meeting in My tasks to confirm; otherwise nothing changes, so the wrong contact is never stopped.
Related: Meetings booked by contacts, Chili Piper.