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Automate Cal.com meeting attendee management with Google Sheets, Beehiiv & Telegram

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2/3/2026
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This n8n workflow template automates the process of managing meeting guests booked through Cal.com. It captures attendee information, logs it in a Google Sheet, and subscribes new guests to your Beehiiv newsletter, while also notifying you in Telegram.

How it Works

This workflow is designed to streamline your post-booking process. When a new meeting is booked via Cal.com, the workflow automatically triggers. It extracts the attendee details, adds a new row with the guest's information to a designated Google Sheet, and then adds the guest as a subscriber to your Beehiiv newsletter. Finally, it sends a notification to a specified Telegram channel, keeping you informed of new subscribers.

Features

  • Automated Data Entry: Automatically log meeting guest details into Google Sheets.
  • Newsletter Growth: Effortlessly add new meeting guests to your Beehiiv subscriber list.
  • Real-time Notifications: Get instant alerts in Telegram for new subscribers.
  • Seamless Integration: Connects Cal.com, Google Sheets, Beehiiv, and Telegram.

Set Up

To use this workflow, you will need the following:

  • Cal.com: Set up a Cal.com account and configure a webhook to trigger the workflow on new bookings. You will need the webhook URL provided by the first node in this workflow.
  • Google Cloud: A Google Cloud account with access to Google Sheets. You will need to specify the Sheet and the range where data should be added.
  • Beehiiv: A Beehiiv account. You will need your Beehiiv API key and the publication ID of your newsletter.
  • Telegram Account: A Telegram account and a channel where you want to receive notifications. You will need your Telegram Bot Token and the chat ID of the channel.
  • Configure each node in the workflow with your respective API keys, IDs, and sheet details as required. The "Define your parameters" box in the workflow provides guidance on finding your Telegram chat ID and Beehiiv API key/publication ID.

Additional Enhancements

This workflow can be extended and customized further:

  • Conditional Logic: Add filters to only subscribe guests based on certain criteria (e.g., specific meeting types).
  • Data Enrichment: Integrate with other services to enrich guest data before adding to Google Sheets or Beehiiv.
  • CRM Integration: Connect to a CRM to create or update contact records for new guests.
  • Custom Notifications: Customize the content and format of the Telegram notification.

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# Automate Cal.com Meeting Attendee Management with Google Sheets, Beehiiv & Telegram

This n8n workflow automates the process of managing attendees for Cal.com meetings by integrating with Google Sheets, a hypothetical Beehiiv integration (implied by directory name but not present in JSON), and Telegram. It streamlines the post-meeting actions, ensuring attendees are recorded and notified.

## What it does

This workflow is triggered by events in Cal.com and performs the following actions:

1.  **Listens for Cal.com Events**: The workflow starts when a specific event occurs in Cal.com (e.g., a new booking, a booking cancellation).
2.  **Processes Attendee Data**: It extracts relevant attendee information from the Cal.com event.
3.  **Splits Out Attendees**: If a Cal.com event contains multiple attendees (e.g., a group meeting), this step separates them into individual items for further processing.
4.  **Edits Fields (Set)**: This node likely transforms or renames data fields to prepare them for Google Sheets, ensuring consistency and correct mapping.
5.  **Records to Google Sheets**: The processed attendee information is then added as a new row to a specified Google Sheet, serving as a centralized record.
6.  **Sends HTTP Request**: This step suggests an interaction with an external API, possibly for a Beehiiv integration (as hinted by the directory name) or another service, to update subscriber lists, send follow-up emails, or perform other actions.
7.  **Sends Telegram Notification**: Finally, a notification is sent to a Telegram chat, likely informing an administrator or team about the new attendee record or other relevant updates.

## Prerequisites/Requirements

To use this workflow, you will need:

*   **n8n Instance**: A running instance of n8n.
*   **Cal.com Account**: Configured with webhooks to trigger n8n on relevant events.
*   **Google Sheets Account**: With a spreadsheet prepared to store attendee data.
*   **Telegram Account**: A Telegram bot and chat ID for sending notifications.
*   **API Endpoint/Service**: For the HTTP Request node, if it's connecting to an external service like Beehiiv, you'll need the API endpoint and any necessary authentication.

## Setup/Usage

1.  **Import the Workflow**: Download the provided JSON and import it into your n8n instance.
2.  **Configure Credentials**:
    *   **Cal.com Trigger**: Set up a webhook in your Cal.com account to point to the webhook URL provided by the "Cal.com Trigger" node.
    *   **Google Sheets**: Configure your Google Sheets credential, ensuring it has write access to your target spreadsheet.
    *   **Telegram**: Set up your Telegram Bot API token and specify the chat ID where notifications should be sent.
    *   **HTTP Request**: Configure the API endpoint, headers, and body for your specific external service (e.g., Beehiiv).
3.  **Customize Nodes**:
    *   **Google Sheets**: Specify the Spreadsheet ID and Sheet Name where attendee data should be added.
    *   **Edit Fields (Set)**: Adjust the fields being set or transformed to match your Google Sheet columns and any other data requirements.
    *   **HTTP Request**: Modify the URL, method, headers, and body to correctly interact with your desired external API.
    *   **Telegram**: Customize the message content to include relevant attendee details.
4.  **Activate the Workflow**: Once configured, activate the workflow to start automating your Cal.com attendee management.

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