Use “How many of my Calendly bookings were actually meetings” in Recued. Splits a scheduled-event list on the two things it can honestly tell you apart. Cancelled events stay IN THE list — status is an optional filter, so a bookings count that omits it counts meetings that did not happen.

How it works 20 steps

Inspect the data fetches, transforms, gates, and output this recipe runs.

Process (20 steps)

■ page_size clamp

Clamp setting count between 1 and 100

■ days clamp

Clamp setting window days between 1 and 365

◆ me recued-core.calendly.user.me

Me user on calendly

■ user_uri default

Apply default

■ have_user template

Generate text from a template

fail: step.user_uri is_empty

■ window_start date_add

Add -{{step.days}} days to

◆ events_raw recued-core.calendly.event.list

List event on calendly

■ events default

Apply default

■ have_events template

Generate text from a template

fail: step.events is_empty

■ event_count count

Count items in events

■ status_values pluck

Extract status from each item

■ status_seen unique

Remove duplicates from

■ cancelled filter

Filter by condition

■ cancelled_count count

Count items in cancelled

■ uncancelled filter

Filter by condition

■ uncancelled_count count

Count items in uncancelled

■ by_start sort

Sort by start_time

■ recent_cancelled slice

Take a subset of

■ card to_summary

Format results as a summary card

■ cancelled_table to_table

Format results as a data table

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Output

summary card

table cancelled_table

Settings 2 configurable

Configurable at install. Defaults shown — change them anytime in Recued.

count setting = 100

window days setting = 30