If your actual working day happens in Slack, an email confirmation for a new booking is a notification in the one place you are not looking. Routing bookings into a Slack channel instead means the information shows up where you already are, not where the booking system assumes you are.
What gets posted
A formatted message fires on two events, a new booking and a cancellation, with the guest's name, the session, and the time, straight into a channel or DM you choose. It runs alongside your existing email notifications rather than replacing them, so nothing is lost if you miss the Slack message.
Why a channel, not just a DM
For a team account, posting into a shared channel means everyone sees new business land in real time without anyone having to forward an email. A solo host will usually just point it at themselves, but the same setup covers a small team on team scheduling without any extra configuration per member.
Setting it up
It is a one-field connection: paste your Slack webhook URL under Settings → Integrations and it is live. No app installation flow, no permissions screen to click through. See the full integrations list, or start free and connect it before your next booking lands.