Connecting Calendly, Cal.com, or Tally to Your Attribution Workflow

Connecting a booking tool or form to your YouTube attribution workflow is what turns "someone clicked" into "someone booked a call" — here's how Calendly, Cal.com, and Tally each fit into that chain.

Calendly — category: booked calls. VidWorth reads booking events. Sits at the "booking" step — a booked call closes the loop from a tracked-link click. Shown as working in this workspace (product dashboard, snapshot below).

Cal.com — category: booked calls. VidWorth reads booking events. Same role as Calendly — booking-step attribution. Shown as working in this workspace (product dashboard, snapshot below).

Tally — category: lead capture. VidWorth reads form submissions. Sits at the "lead" step, before a call is booked or a sale closes. Shown as working; a recent opt-in event was displayed (product dashboard, snapshot below).

States above reflect a workspace snapshot from August 20, 2026 — connection status is set per workspace and should be verified in your own dashboard rather than assumed universal.

Setup, in order:

Connect the tool from VidWorth's integrations screen for the relevant workspace. Confirm the dashboard shows it as working rather than "available to install" — those are different states. If the tool supports passing a tid parameter through to its own form or scheduling fields, wire that up for an exact click match instead of a time-window estimate. Publish your tracked link in the video description or pinned comment so clicks reaching the booking page or form carry the video's utm_content value. Quick answers

Does connecting Tally also connect Calendly automatically? No — each integration is connected separately per workspace.

What if I use a different booking tool entirely? VidWorth supports OAuth, webhook, or tool-specific connections depending on the integration; check the current list in the docs for what's documented today.

Is a lead the same as a booked call for attribution purposes? No — they're different steps in the same chain; a lead from Tally and a booking from Calendly can both trace back to the same video without being the same event.

See the full mechanism in how VidWorth tracks a view to a booked call.