Monday, June 10, 2024 · 3 min read

Maximize the Power of Your Cal.com Account with PostHog

Assantewa Heubi
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Maximize the Power of Your Cal.com Account with PostHog

Streamline Your Workflow with Calendar Scheduling

Calendar scheduling can be challenging, but it doesn't have to be. You don't have to juggle manually reference multiple agendas in order to manage client bookings, employee availability, hiring, onboarding, and payment collection. Instead, you can just use Cal.com, an all-in-one open-source time management solution.

All Cal.com accounts come with unlimited active events, unlimited bookings, and unlimited availability schedules. Signing up for a team plan means that you can take advantage of features like collective events, and round-robin scheduling, as well as admin-friendly managed booking templates.

You can even use Cal.com to launch your own time-based marketplace. This could be a platform for influencers, creatives, or professionals where they could sell skill-based services, book appearances, or offer mentorship.

The reason why Cal.com can help you do all of these things is because it's been built to be both functional and flexible. The open-source aspect of the product means that anyone who's comfortable with code can access our GitHub in order to create a self-hosted instance of Cal.com tailored to their exact needs.

We know that this use case doesn't apply to everyone. That's why the default hosted Cal.com experience is no-code friendly. Our interface has been designed to let users have granular control simply by accessing event-level settings and activating or deactivating features with the flick of a toggle.

In addition, our app store is packed with free integrations so that users can add to customize their calendar scheduling environment. This is a great way for individuals and teams to enhance their workflow by adding tools that support automation, communication, and analytics.

Introducing PostHog

PostHog is one of the latest additions to the analytics section of the Cal.com app store. This Swiss army knife of a product makes it easy to gather meaningful data by running experiments, implementing A/B testing, and tracking group analytics. Best of all, PostHog does all of this without compromising your privacy, and while keeping cost down.

How to Add PostHog to Your Account

  • Login to your Cal.com account

  • Click on the menu item labeled apps

  • Select the analytics category

  • Scroll down until you see PostHog

  • Click on the details button

  • Next, click install app button

  • You'll be asked to confirm the account that PostHog will be working with

  • Using the provided checkbox, choose the events that you'd like to use PostHog with

  • Once you've done this, click the save button

  • If you're not sure which event you'd like to add PostHog to, that's okay. You can click the text under the save button that says " setup later "

  • Choosing to set things up later simply means that PostHog will need to be activated by accessing the event-level settings of each booking that you'd like to use the product with.

As you can tell, connecting your Cal.com account to PostHog is a painless and straightforward process. Once you've completed the necessary steps, you'll immediately be setting yourself up for success when it comes to gathering data-based insights that will help your business grow.

One of the best things about PostHog is that just like Cal.com, they offer a robust and generous free plan. This means that you'll be able to test the product and see how it performs in the real world before committing to any purchases.

If you like this blog post and you'd like to learn more about other integrations available to Cal.com users, then just visit our blog and click on the apps button. Thanks for reading and as always, happy scheduling!

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