Embedded scheduling
Read as MarkdownThe Scheduler Embed puts Cronofy’s Scheduler inside your application, so your users create Scheduling Requests without leaving it. You choose how to present the scheduling link it creates, and your application receives webhooks as each request progresses.
Create a request with the Embed walks through it with a Sandbox. This reference covers each part in detail:
- Install and Embed:
the
<cronofy-scheduler-button>element and its events. Embed Tokens are covered in Embed authentication. - Onboarding users: passing an Embed Token through sign up.
- Scheduling Request webhooks: the webhooks sent as the requests your users create progress.
- Embedding the Booking Page, Public Links, and Book Now: other ways to create and book Scheduling Requests.
- Placeholders and Scheduler Workflows: passing your own context in, and integrating with your workflows.
- Custom styling and Error States.
- FAQs: server-side rendering, TypeScript, and browser security settings.
In this section
Install and Embed
How to install and embed the Scheduler Embed
Onboarding users
How to get the best onboarding experience for Embedded Scheduler users
Embedding the Booking Page
How to embed the booking page
Public Links
Webhooks for Public Link are how Cronofy notifies your application when a Public Link is used to create a Scheduling Request and further update on the Scheduling Request in real-time
Book Now
Book Now allows booking a meeting for someone instantly when you need to, without needing an invitee to choose a slot
Placeholders
Pass your own context into the Embedded Scheduler using custom placeholders
Custom styling
How to customize the styling of the Scheduler Embed
Scheduler WorkflowsBeta
Scheduler Workflows allow you to integrate the Scheduler into your business workflows and applications
FAQs
Scheduler Embed - Frequently Asked Questions