Add Privatus Analytics to Calendly

Count Calendly bookings in your analytics by listening for the embed's scheduled event on your own website and sending a Booking event without personal data.

# Add Privatus Analytics to Calendly

> Count Calendly bookings in your analytics by listening for the embed's scheduled event on your own website and sending a Booking event without personal data.

Calendly's hosted booking pages don't take custom scripts. Instead, embed
Calendly on your own site, add the [snippet](/docs/install/html) there, and
count bookings from the embed's browser messages.

1. Add the Privatus Analytics snippet to the page that holds the embed:

```html
   <script defer src="https://privatusstats.com/js/pa.js" data-site="pa_YOURSITEID" data-modules="engage,auto,vitals,clicks,ask"></script>
   ```

2. Use Calendly's inline, popup or JavaScript embed. The plain iframe code
   does not send these events.
3. Add a listener after the embed:

```html
   <script>
     window.addEventListener('message', function (e) {
       if (e.origin === 'https://calendly.com' &&
           e.data && e.data.event === 'calendly.event_scheduled') {
         window.privatus && privatus.track('Booking');
       }
     });
   </script>
   ```

Calendly documents these messages in
[Advanced Calendly embed for developers](https://calendly.com/help/advanced-calendly-embed-for-developers).
The event also carries a payload with event and invitee links. Don't pass it
on. The `Booking` event needs no properties, and it never includes a name or
email address.

Other messages from the embed, such as `calendly.date_and_time_selected`,
can be tracked the same way if you want a funnel step before the booking.

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Calendly's hosted booking pages don't take custom scripts. Instead, embed Calendly on your own site, add the snippet there, and count bookings from the embed's browser messages.

Add the Privatus Analytics snippet to the page that holds the embed:

html

   <script defer src="https://privatusstats.com/js/pa.js" data-site="pa_YOURSITEID" data-modules="engage,auto,vitals,clicks,ask"></script>

Use Calendly's inline, popup or JavaScript embed. The plain iframe code does not send these events.
Add a listener after the embed:

html

   <script>
     window.addEventListener('message', function (e) {
       if (e.origin === 'https://calendly.com' &&
           e.data && e.data.event === 'calendly.event_scheduled') {
         window.privatus && privatus.track('Booking');
       }
     });
   </script>

Calendly documents these messages in Advanced Calendly embed for developers. The event also carries a payload with event and invitee links. Don't pass it on. The Booking event needs no properties, and it never includes a name or email address.

Other messages from the embed, such as calendly.date_and_time_selected, can be tracked the same way if you want a funnel step before the booking.