Leadialer publishes a private calendar subscription link (ICS). Subscribe once from Google Calendar and every appointment Alex books — with the lead's name and phone number — shows up and stays updated. Works the same way in Outlook and Apple Calendar.
When your AI calling agent books appointments while you sleep, the last thing you want is to copy them into Google Calendar by hand. Leadialer generates a private, tokenized calendar link — subscribe to it once and every appointment Alex books flows onto your calendar on its own, titled with the lead's name, with their phone number and the appointment notes in the description.
The feed is read-only and covers your upcoming appointments (plus the recent past), each as a 30-minute event in your availability timezone. Canceled appointments drop out of the feed. If a link ever leaks, regenerate it in one click — the old link stops working immediately.
appointment.bookedNew bookings and reschedules appear in the feed automatically the next time your calendar refreshes it.
Leadialer updates the feed instantly; Google decides when to re-fetch subscribed calendars, which can take from minutes to several hours. That refresh schedule is controlled by Google, not Leadialer.
No — the feed is read-only. Manage appointments in Leadialer and the changes flow to your calendar.
The URL contains a long random token and nothing else identifies your account. Anyone with the link can read the feed, so treat it like a password — and rotate it anytime from Calendar Sync.
Yes. Any calendar app that supports ICS subscriptions can use the same link — Google, Outlook, and Apple Calendar included.