Real availability
Kalyvox checks the connected calendar before suggesting a slot.
Kalyvox reads your real availability, offers open slots and writes the appointment to your calendar before the caller hangs up.
Your AI phone assistant books appointments straight into your calendar.
Kalyvox checks the connected calendar before suggesting a slot.
The appointment is confirmed before the caller hangs up.
The connection is limited to the permissions required for scheduling.
In most businesses that take inbound calls, value isn't created when the phone rings — it's created when a date goes on the calendar. Until a slot is fixed, the request is only an intention: the caller compares options, calls a competitor, or simply forgets to call back. The pattern we see across calls handled by Kalyvox is consistent: requests turned into an appointment during the call convert far more often than those deferred with "I'll call you back to agree on a time".
Kalyvox's calendar integration removes that gap. The AI phone assistant reads your real availability at call time, offers two or three slots that match your rules, confirms verbally with the caller, then writes the event into Google Calendar or Microsoft Outlook. If you'd rather not connect a calendar, the assistant falls back to sharing a booking link — sent by text when the number is a mobile, by email otherwise.
An appointment that isn't booked during the call is an appointment that usually never happens.
"I'll call you back to agree on a time"
Two customers booked on the same slot
Appointments written on paper and never transferred
Evening and weekend calls left unanswered
The slot is confirmed during the call, with no callback needed
Real-time availability is read before any slot is offered
Calendar event created with reason and contact details
Appointments get booked 24/7, including after hours
Your AI phone assistant books appointments straight into your calendar.

Every event the assistant creates carries what you need to prepare the appointment without calling the customer back.
Only the useful context moves forward
Connection scope stays controlled
Kalyvox detects whether the number is a mobile and texts your booking link. Otherwise it asks for an email address and sends it there.
Google Calendar or Microsoft Outlook, in one authorization from your settings. Nothing to install.
Appointment duration, allowed windows, minimum lead time, and the reasons you accept.
During the call it offers two or three open slots, confirms and creates the event.
Every event the assistant creates carries what you need to prepare the appointment without calling the customer back.
Kalyvox detects whether the number is a mobile and texts your booking link. Otherwise it asks for an email address and sends it there.
Consultation requests are qualified then placed on the right slot type, without tying up the front desk.
Site visits are scheduled according to your service area and travel windows.

Your AI phone assistant books appointments straight into your calendar.
Call context preservedBooking rules differ from one trade to the next. Here are four common setups.
Two slot types: same-day emergency work and quote visits. The assistant qualifies urgency first, then only offers quote slots inside your defined travel windows.
See this page INDUSTRY EXAMPLEDifferent durations per reason (check-up, emergency, first visit) plus a minimum lead time before the first slot offered, so the file can be prepared.
See this page INDUSTRY EXAMPLEBooking a vehicle drop-off slot, with the reason and model logged in the event so the bay and parts can be prepared.
See this page INDUSTRY EXAMPLEA qualification meeting scheduled automatically, with a summary of the matter discussed on the phone in the event description.
See this pageBeing upfront: here's what the calendar integration does not do, and how to avoid surprises.
The assistant books into open slots; it never moves an existing appointment and never overbooks a taken one.
Unavailability written on paper or kept in another tool is invisible. Block time off and jobs directly in the connected calendar.
Google Calendar, Outlook or link sharing: modes are mutually exclusive so you never end up with two conflicting sources of truth.
A one- to two-hour minimum lead time prevents appointments landing fifteen minutes before you arrive.
Kalyvox only requests availability reading and event creation on the calendar you designate.
Disconnect from your Kalyvox settings, or from your Google / Microsoft account. Access stops right away.
Call and appointment data is hosted in the European Union, in line with GDPR.
Google Calendar and Microsoft Outlook (Microsoft 365). If you use another tool, booking-link sharing covers most cases, including Calendly.
No. Availability is re-read at call time and the slot is booked immediately after the caller confirms.
Yes. You define days, hours, duration and a minimum lead time before the first slot offered.
The call is logged as a cancellation request and surfaces in your dashboard alongside the matching appointment.
Both work. A dedicated calendar makes it easier to track what the assistant booked, but your main calendar is perfectly fine as long as your unavailability is already blocked there.
Yes when an email address is given: the invitation is sent by your calendar. Without an email, the confirmation is verbal and the appointment stays visible in your dashboard.
The assistant respects every event on the connected calendar, whoever created it. For individual schedules, connect the calendar of the person concerned.
The call can happen at night or on a weekend, but the slot offered always stays inside the windows you allow.
Yes, through booking-link sharing: the assistant sends your Calendly link by text or email at the end of the call.
Yes — appointment booking and calendar sync are included in every Kalyvox plan, starting with Solo.
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