Sayora books jobs into your Google Calendar.
Sayora is the AI receptionist that answers your calls. Connect your Google Calendar and Sayora books the job while the caller is still on the line: checks you're free, drops it straight in, and handles the reschedule when they ring back.
From ringing phone to booked slot.
Sayora answers and checks your calendar
When a caller wants an appointment, Sayora reads your free/busy times so it only ever offers slots you're genuinely open for.
The caller picks a slot
Sayora books it straight into your Google Calendar, there and then, while they're still keen. No callback, no phone tag.
Plans change, Sayora keeps up
If a caller reschedules or cancels on a later call, the event updates itself and stays in step with your Sayora app.
A diary that fills itself, without the phone tag.
Never double-booked
Sayora reads your real availability before offering a single slot, so two jobs never land in the same hour.
Booked while they're keen
Most callers won't wait for a callback. Sayora closes the appointment live, before they ring the next name on the list.
Covers the hours you can't
Evenings, weekends, up a ladder, mid-job. The 11pm boiler call books itself into tomorrow's first slot before you're even awake.
Every booking in your pocket
It lands in Google Calendar and mirrors into the Sayora app, so your lead history and your diary never drift apart.
Your calendar, your rules
Sayora only ever touches the appointments it books. The rest of your calendar is none of its business, and it stays that way.
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Meet your receptionistGoogle Calendar, answered plainly.
What exactly can Sayora see in my Google Calendar?
Two things: your free/busy times, so Sayora knows when you're open, and the appointments it books for you. It can't read, change, or store any other event on your calendar. In Google's terms that's the calendar.readonly and calendar.events permissions, plus userinfo.email to show which account is connected. Nothing else, no Gmail, no Drive, no contacts.
Will Sayora change or delete my existing events?
No. Sayora only manages the appointments it books on your behalf. Every other event on your calendar is left exactly as it is.
Is my calendar data secure?
Yes. Your Google tokens are encrypted at rest and used only to run the booking feature you switched on. We never sell your data, use it to serve ads, or use it to train AI models. Our use of Google data follows the Google API Services User Data Policy, including its Limited Use requirements.
Can I disconnect whenever I want?
Any time. One click on the Calendar page in your Sayora portal, or revoke access directly from your Google account at myaccount.google.com/permissions. The moment you disconnect, Sayora stops the calendar notifications and takes your tokens out of use.
Does it work with Google Workspace?
Yes. A personal Google account and a Google Workspace account both work the same way.
Which calendar does Sayora book into?
Your primary calendar by default. If you keep a separate work calendar, you can pick which one Sayora writes to when you connect.
What happens when a caller reschedules or cancels?
Sayora updates or removes the event it originally booked, so the caller gets the change and your calendar and Sayora app stay in step. It never edits anything it didn't create.
Do I have to use Google Calendar?
No. The integration is optional. You can connect Cal.com instead, or run Sayora with no calendar at all and simply take every lead by text.
Want the full legal detail? It's in our privacy policy and terms of service. Prefer a different diary? See the Cal.com integration.
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