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Scheduling that lives in Slack.

Get notified of new bookings, share your availability link, and manage your schedule — all without leaving Slack.

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Sound familiar?

Booking notifications get lost

Email confirmations are easy to miss. You need booking alerts where you already spend your time — in Slack.

Sharing booking links is awkward

When a coworker asks to meet, you switch to your browser, copy a booking link, and paste it back in Slack. Too many steps.

No team visibility

Your team can't see each other's booking availability without opening separate browser tabs. Slack should surface this.

Why skdul?

Slack is where work happens. Scheduling should live there too.

When the Slack integration launches, you'll get real-time booking notifications in your channels, a /skdul command for sharing availability, and daily schedule digests. Your team gets visibility into bookings without leaving the tool they already use all day.

We're building this integration now. Sign up to be first in line.

What you get. Out of the box.

Real-time booking alerts

Get instant Slack notifications when someone books, cancels, or reschedules. Never miss a meeting change.

Share availability with /skdul

Type /skdul in any channel to share your booking link or show your next available slots. One command, zero friction.

Daily schedule digest

Start your morning with a Slack message showing today's meetings, gaps, and focus blocks. Know your day at a glance.

Team scheduling channel

Create a dedicated channel for booking activity. Everyone sees when meetings are booked across the team.

Set up in minutes.

Here's how it will work when it launches.

Install the skdul Slack app

Add skdul to your Slack workspace with one click. Authorize the bot to post in your chosen channels.

Configure your notifications

Choose which events trigger notifications: new bookings, cancellations, reschedules, daily digests. Pick your channel.

Use /skdul in any channel

Share your booking link or availability in any Slack conversation. Coworkers and clients can book in one click.

Built for your workflow.

Agencies running on Slack

Client booking notifications flow into project channels. Account managers see bookings without checking email.

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Sales teams tracking demos

Demo bookings post to #sales-demos automatically. Managers get visibility into pipeline activity in real time.

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Remote teams coordinating

Distributed teams use Slack as their office. Booking notifications and scheduling commands keep everyone in sync.

Ready to try it yourself?

Set up your booking page in two minutes. No credit card required.

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Frequently asked questions

When will the Slack integration launch?

We're actively building it. Sign up for skdul and enable notifications to be the first to know when it ships.

Will it work with Slack Connect channels?

Yes, that's a planned feature. You'll be able to share booking links and get notifications in shared channels with external partners.

Can I customize which notifications I get?

Absolutely. You'll be able to choose exactly which events (new bookings, cancellations, reschedules, daily digest) trigger Slack notifications.

Will the /skdul command share my booking page?

Yes. The slash command will let you share your booking link, show available slots, or even let coworkers pick a time directly in Slack.

From the blog

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