Messaging and calendars

Balt works inside Calendly.

You change nothing about Calendly. Balt connects to it, reads what it needs and hands back finished work.

ConnectionYour existing account, read and write

What you can ask it

What Balt does in Calendly

Drafts the replies

Drafts replies and follow-ups in Calendly and queues them, ready to clear in one pass.

Files what matters

Pulls what never made it into the ATS out of Calendly and writes it there.

Spots the signals

Spots an availability or a next step announced in a thread.

Keeps you in control

Never deletes a message and sends none without your approval.

How it works

Step 1
Connect once
You connect your Calendly account once, with the permissions you choose.
Step 2
Write your request
You write your request in Slack or Teams, in plain language, as you would to a colleague.
Step 3
Balt does the work
Balt does the work in Calendly and shows you anything outbound before it leaves.

Security and permissions

Balt reaches only what you open to it, and access is withdrawn in one move. None of your data trains a model, ours or a supplier’s. Every action is logged: you can say who did what, when, and on whose request.

Frequently asked questions

Does Balt replace Calendly?

No. Balt works inside Calendly with your existing account: nothing to migrate, nothing to relearn, and your teams keep using the tool as before.

What permissions does Balt need on Calendly?

Only the ones you grant. Read and write are set separately, and an access is withdrawn in one move without going through our support.

Does Balt act on its own in Calendly?

It acts alone on what stays internal and reversible. Anything leaving the company is shown to you before it goes, and a decision that closes a door stays human.

Is my Calendly data used to train a model?

No, contractually, including at downstream model providers. Your data stays yours and is hosted in the European Union.