EMC Pro

EMC Pro extends EMC (Embed Calendly Scheduling With Ease) with tools for placing Calendly scheduling pages in WordPress and working with booking activity. Add an inline calendar, a popup button, or a popup text widget using shortcodes. The visual widget customizer generates embed shortcodes, and appearance options control how the scheduling element looks on the page.

Display event choices and scheduling details

The dynamic embedder can show multiple Calendly event types together. Visitors can switch between event types without reloading the page. Configure calendar height, horizontal or vertical tabs, tab colors, text styling, slot visibility, the maximum number of available slots, and slot text. Enhanced shortcode customization includes presentation options, and Elementor integration works with pages built with Elementor.

Use booking data in your processes

WooCommerce integration supports a purchase-first flow in which visitors book after buying. After a meeting is scheduled, redirect visitors to a custom page with a confirmation or next step.

For campaign tracking, pass UTM parameters such as utm_source, utm_medium, utm_campaign, utm_content, and utm_term to booking pages. Booking data can also be integrated with a CRM to review which campaigns lead to booked calls.

Review and manage scheduling activity

Booking and engagement analytics let you review activity by channel, page, and campaign, then export data for reporting. View and manage bookings in the WordPress dashboard. EMC Pro also supports automated and manual email reminders from WordPress.

Setup sequence

1. Install EMC on your WordPress site and connect the Calendly scheduling page or event types you want to display.
2. Add the embed with a shortcode or supported widget, choosing an inline page, popup, or dynamic layout.
3. Configure its appearance and any campaign tracking parameters, then test the booking flow before publishing.
4. For purchase-first scheduling, use the WooCommerce integration. You can also connect booking data with a CRM.
5. Review and export analytics, manage bookings from the dashboard, and send reminders as needed.