Kerux
Native Built into Kerux: connect SavvyCal once and every campaign can use it.
SavvyCal bookings stop your LinkedIn follow-ups
Share your SavvyCal link in a message. When the lead books, moves or cancels, SavvyCal's webhook tells Kerux, the follow-ups stop and the meeting's time and link are ready to use.
How it works
You share your link
In the message that asks for a call.
Daniel books
SavvyCal tells Kerux at once.
Follow-ups stop
And the team is told.
An example workflow
- Your second LinkedIn message includes your SavvyCal link.
- Daniel books: SavvyCal's
event.createdwebhook reaches Kerux, which finds him by the email he booked with. - The When a meeting is booked box removes him from the campaign.
- A Slack message tells the owner, with
{{meeting.start}}and{{meeting.link}}. - If he cancels, a short note goes out with the link to pick another time.
What data flows
SavvyCal sends to Kerux
meeting.startmeeting.endmeeting.titlemeeting.linkemailname
New, moved and cancelled bookings, with the time, title and video link.
Set it up
- In Kerux, click LinkedIn accounts in the menu. Under Booking tools, pick SavvyCal and click Add a booking tool, then click Manage on its row and Copy URL.
- In SavvyCal, open Settings > Integrations > Webhooks, click +, paste the Kerux URL and pick
event.created,event.rescheduledandevent.canceled. - Book a test meeting with the email of a lead in a campaign. The row says Receiving, and the lead's timeline shows the meeting.
Plan limits: In Kerux, tracking booked meetings is part of the Pro and Agency plans and the free trial.
Questions
Does Kerux have a native SavvyCal integration?
Yes. SavvyCal is built into Kerux: you connect it once and every campaign can use it, with no Zapier and no code in between.
What if the person books with another email?
If only one lead got your booking link recently, Kerux can match it as a possible meeting for you to confirm; otherwise it's shown for you to assign. It never stops the wrong lead.
Who counts as the lead when several people are invited?
SavvyCal sends the organizer among the attendees, so Kerux reads the person who booked (the scheduler) first.
Use it in a campaign
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