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Calendar & scheduling integration

Momentum + Calendly

Sync Calendly bookings so scheduled calls show up against available focus time.

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Booking sync
Capacity-vs-bookings view
Meeting-load insight
// Calendar & scheduling

How Momentum reads calendar & scheduling time

Calendly time is captured by the desktop agent like any other app — here's how it flows into classification, scores, and dashboards.

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Scheduled time vs. captured time

Calendars say what was supposed to happen; Momentum's agents record what did. Time spent inside calendar apps is captured like any application, but the more useful signal is structural: your workday hours, office start and end, and expected desk hours are configured in Settings, and the Activity module measures each person's actual active time against those expectations every day.

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Finding the meeting tax

On the Timeline, blocks of idle-at-desk or app-hopping around scheduled events show how meetings fragment the day. The Workforce Dashboard's expected-vs-actual trend then shows whether calendar-dense weeks depress active desk time across a department — evidence a manager can take into a conversation about meeting load, instead of a feeling that the week evaporated.

// Classification guidance

Where Calendly should land in your app rules

Calendar apps themselves are low-stakes: most orgs mark them Productive globally since checking a schedule is universal work. The classification question that matters is the conferencing app behind the invite — treat that per department. Use Settings' expected desk hours, not app rules, to reason about meeting-heavy roles fairly.

PRODUCTIVENON-PRODUCTIVEUNMARKED
app rules — calendar & schedulingLIVE
Google CalendarPRODUCTIVE
64% of dept time
CalendlyPRODUCTIVE
47% of dept time
Apple CalendarUNMARKED
22% of dept time
global rule + department overrides · sample data
// FAQ

Calendly + Momentum, answered

Does Momentum know when someone is in a meeting?+

The agent sees the active application — so time in a conferencing or calendar app is captured and classified. Momentum does not read event details; it measures the time signature meetings leave on the day.

How do expected desk hours interact with heavy meeting schedules?+

Expected desk hours are set in Settings per organisation. Active time in any tracked app — including meeting software marked Productive — counts toward the actual side of the expected-vs-actual comparison.

Can office start and end times differ from tracked hours?+

Yes. Office start/end and workday hours are separate settings, so the Timeline can show early or late activity outside official hours without it distorting attendance expectations.

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