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Integrations: send every call where your team already works

In short

Ahoya connects natively to 19 tools — CRMs, calendars, team chat and industry systems — plus a signed webhook to anything you run yourself. Every one is included from Starter, with no automation platform in between.

  1. 01Open Integrations

    Go to Integrations in the dashboard. Tiles are grouped by what they do, and the ones suited to your industry are highlighted first.

    Integrations are available on Starter and above. A free trial can't connect them.

  2. 02Connect the tools you already use

    Most connections are a single click: you approve Ahoya on the tool's own screen and land back connected. A few ask you to paste an API key instead, because that's how the vendor issues access.

  3. 03Let the calls flow

    From the next call onward, Ahoya writes to every connected tool automatically. A caller becomes a contact, the conversation is attached, and a booking lands on your calendar — you don't press anything.

  4. 04Send each service to its own calendar

    If your services differ in length or availability — a 60-minute appointment in the studio versus a 90-minute visit at the customer's home — map each one to its own Cal.com event type in the Cal.com card. The AI then asks which service the caller wants FIRST, checks that service's calendar, and books into it.

    With two or more mapped, a service the caller doesn't make clear books into your default event type rather than being refused. Cal.com TEAM event types are supported too — if one has no host assigned, Cal.com reports no availability at all for it, and the setup screen flags that.

  5. 05Check deliveries when something looks off

    Each tile shows its own delivery status. A failed push retries on its own for about a day before it gives up, so a brief outage at the other end doesn't lose the call.

Every integration, and how to connect it

CRM

Every caller becomes a contact, with the conversation attached.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need Zapier to connect HubSpot or Salesforce?
No. HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive, Notion, Google Sheets, Slack, Jobber, Square, Clio, Follow Up Boss, Cliniko and Shopmonkey all connect directly. Zapier is there for tools Ahoya doesn't reach on its own — putting a native connection through it would add a paid step for nothing.
Do you have a native Google Calendar integration?
Not as a direct connection. Calendars connect through Cal.com, which in turn writes to Google, Outlook or iCloud.
Can different services book into different calendars?
Yes. Map each service to its own Cal.com event type in the Cal.com card, and the AI establishes which service the caller wants before it checks any day — because with separate calendars the open times depend on the answer. Personal and team event types both work.
Does approval-required booking work?
Yes. If a Cal.com event type requires your approval, Ahoya reads that setting and the AI says the time has been sent to you to approve rather than telling the caller they're booked.
Which plan do I need?
Starter. Every integration — calendar, CRM, chat, industry tools and the webhook — unlocks together at Starter; a free trial can't connect them.
How do I verify a webhook came from Ahoya?
Each delivery to a custom endpoint carries a signature header. Recompute an HMAC-SHA256 over the timestamp and the raw body using your signing secret, and compare it with a timing-safe check. The Zapier, Make and n8n deliveries are unsigned because their URLs are themselves unguessable secrets.

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