Make a printout and follow along on this checklist as you watch the videos: 
For quick reference, here are the “Integration” values you can use in your API Goals (note the capitalization):
The Call Name value will be your TimeTrade Activity name edited to remove all non alphanumeric characters. So, an Activity Name of “Let’s Meet For 30-Minutes” would be changed to “LetsMeetFor30Minutes” and used as the Call Name.
And here are the names that are included in your Custom Field names to be recognized by TimeFusion:
These Custom Fields must reside under a Custom Field header that is named identically to the TimeTrade Activity name. Use copy & paste from TimeTrade when you create the Custom Field header to avoid mistakes. For the Custom Field header do not remove spaces and punctuation – that’s only required for the API Goal Call Name.
Make a printout and follow along on this checklist as you watch the videos:
For quick reference, here are the “Integration” values you can use in your API Goals (note the capitalization):
The Call Name value will be your Full Slate Service name edited to remove all non alphanumeric characters. So, a Service Name of “Let’s Meet For 30-Minutes” would be changed to “LetsMeetFor30Minutes” and used as the Call Name.
And here are the names that are included in your Custom Field names to be recognized by TimeFusion:
These Custom Fields must reside under a Custom Field header that is named identically to the Full Slate Service name. Use copy & paste from Full Slate when you create the Custom Field header to avoid mistakes.
These videos specifically address the SMS features and integrating with Twilio. See the videos above if you need instructions on integration with the TimeTrade and Full Slate appointment scheduling services.
This is the same video as the one called “Creating an Email that Sends an SMS” because it demonstrates how to create a utility campaign in Infusionsoft that allows you to use an internal form to send an SMS message to a single Contact.
