Calendly export → dashboard

Your calendar, quantified.

Export scheduled events from Calendly, drop the CSV, and see bookings over time, which event types fill your week, and how many get canceled — the utilization read Calendly doesn't chart.

01 · How it works

Export, drop, done.

Calendly tells you what's next; the export tells you what happened. One drop turns it into a utilization dashboard — volume, mix, cancellations.

i. export

Export your events

In Calendly: Home (or Admin center) → Export events → CSV for the period you want.

ii. detect

Times become trends

The start time column drives the booking trend; Event Type and Status become clickable breakdowns.

iii. read

Volume, mix, no-shows

Bookings per day/week, your event-type mix, cancellation share — click any slice to filter the rest.

02 · The views

The meeting load, made visible.

What fills your calendar, when, and how much of it evaporates.

  • 01

    Booking trend

    Events plotted over time expose seasonality — the September surge, the August hole.

  • 02

    Event-type mix

    Intro calls vs demos vs office hours — which types actually consume the week.

  • 03

    Cancellation share

    The Status column splits active from canceled, so you can see the real show rate.

  • 04

    Private by design

    Invitee names and emails stay in your browser — nothing is uploaded.

"Two quarters of bookings in one chart — demos doubled, intro calls flat. The pricing change worked."
— a founder reading their calendar
03 · FAQ

Calendly dashboard questions.

Which Calendly export works?
The scheduled-events CSV export. Any file with an Event Type, a start date/time and a Status column builds the full dashboard; extra columns add more breakdowns.
No — the file is parsed entirely in your browser. For sharing screenshots, anonymize the email column first with the CSV anonymizer.
Yes — the date column produces a time trend, and grouping by weekday is one calculated column away if you want it explicit.
Status becomes a breakdown — click 'canceled' to see when cancellations cluster and which event types they hit.
If the export includes a host/member column it becomes a breakdown automatically — compare load across the team.