Sales and support teams live in Slack. Pushing bookings into a channel means the meeting is visible the moment it is made, not when someone next opens a calendar.
Key Takeaways
- Slack connects in a few minutes from the Integrations screen.
- Unlimited hosts on a flat workspace price, so coverage is not a licence decision.
- Bookings are never metered, including on the free plan.
What the Slack integration does
- Posts new bookings into the channel behind your Slack webhook.
- Includes the booker, the meeting, the time and the confirmation number.
- Announces cancellations, reschedules and received payments too.
Connecting it
- Create an incoming webhook in Slack for the channel that should receive bookings.
- In LemCall open Settings and paste the Slack webhook URL into Slack notifications.
- Send the built-in test message to confirm it reaches the channel.
- Take a test booking to check the formatting.
What it does not do
Worth knowing before you build a process around it, rather than after:
- Posting is one-way; you cannot reschedule from Slack.
- One Slack webhook per workspace, so bookings land in a single channel.
- There is no per-meeting-type channel routing — use webhooks and Zapier for that.
What it costs
One flat price per workspace with unlimited hosts, so connecting more people is never a licence decision.
This integration is available on every plan, including the free one, which takes unlimited bookings with calendar sync and reminders.
Action Steps
- 1Create an incoming webhook in Slack for the channel that should receive bookings.
- 2In LemCall open Settings and paste the Slack webhook URL into Slack notifications.
- 3Send the built-in test message to confirm it reaches the channel.
- 4Take a test booking to check the formatting.
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