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Acuity Scheduling Notion Integration

Sync Acuity Scheduling with Notion automatically - appointments, clients, and calendars always up to date, no coding needed.

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The Acuity Scheduling Notion integration lets you pull live booking data directly from your Acuity account into Notion using Note API Connector. Whether you are tracking upcoming appointments, building a client directory, reviewing your appointment type catalog, or documenting which calendars are active, this integration keeps your Notion databases in sync with Acuity Scheduling automatically.

With Note API Connector you can sync Acuity Scheduling with Notion on a fully automated schedule (hourly, daily, or at custom intervals) without writing a single line of code. Grab your Acuity User ID and API Key, choose a Notion database, map the fields visually, and your data flows into Notion on autopilot from that point forward.

How to connect Acuity Scheduling to Notion using Note API Connector: overview diagram showing data flow from Acuity appointments, clients, and calendars through the mapping hub to a synced Notion database
Acuity Scheduling appointments, clients, appointment types, and calendars flow into your Notion database automatically via Note API Connector

How to connect Acuity Scheduling to Notion

Connect your Notion workspace

Click Connect to Notion, authorize Note API Connector, and select the pages and workspace where your Acuity Scheduling data should appear.

Connect your Notion workspace - Note API Connector screenshot

What Acuity Scheduling data can you sync with Notion?

Use these Acuity Scheduling API endpoints directly in Note API Connector. Each one can be mapped to a separate Notion database.

Appointments GET

All scheduled appointments with client name, date, time, appointment type, and status. Build a live booking calendar or upcoming appointments tracker inside Notion.

https://acuityscheduling.com/api/v1/appointments
Clients GET

All clients with name, email, and phone number. Build a client directory or lightweight customer database directly inside Notion.

https://acuityscheduling.com/api/v1/clients
Appointment Types GET

All appointment types (services) with name, duration, price, and category. Reference your service catalog when reviewing bookings inside Notion.

https://acuityscheduling.com/api/v1/appointment-types
Calendars GET

All calendars you have access to, with name and location. Use this to document which calendar or team member each appointment belongs to inside Notion.

https://acuityscheduling.com/api/v1/calendars

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Why sync Acuity Scheduling with Notion?

Always up to date

Scheduled sync runs automatically. Your Notion database reflects live Acuity Scheduling data without any manual work.

No coding required

Point, click, and map fields. Connect Acuity Scheduling to Notion in minutes without any programming knowledge.

Custom schedule

Choose hourly, daily, or custom intervals. You control exactly when Notion pulls fresh data from Acuity Scheduling.

Conclusion

With Note API Connector, setting up a complete Acuity Scheduling Notion integration takes minutes, not days. Your appointments, clients, and calendar data sync automatically into Notion on your chosen schedule, with no code and no manual copy-paste.

Whether you are building a live booking dashboard, maintaining an always-current client directory, tracking appointment volume by service type, or giving your team a read-only view of your schedule in Notion, connecting Acuity Scheduling to Notion gives you the flexibility of Notion's interface with the real-time accuracy of Acuity Scheduling's data.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Acuity Scheduling provides a REST API (v1) that exposes appointments, clients, appointment types, and calendars. Note API Connector connects to this API directly using your User ID and API Key to pull your Acuity data into Notion on a scheduled basis.

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