6 HoneyBook Integrations You Should Be Using
December 18, 2025
If you use HoneyBook as your business management system, but you’re still copying and pasting details across five different tools… I need you to pause. Because that’s not “being busy.” That’s just making your life harder on purpose (and I say that with love).
The whole point of HoneyBook integrations is to keep your client management tight, your follow-ups consistent, and your payments moving without you babysitting every step. When HoneyBook integrations are set up the right way, HoneyBook stops being “one more platform” and starts being the home base your whole workflow runs through.
And yes, I’m a Certified HoneyBook Pro and systems strategist. I’ve been in the trenches of real client workflows for over five years, and I’ve seen what happens when your tools don’t talk to each other (spoiler: chaos).
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Why Integrations Make HoneyBook Even More Powerful
HoneyBook is already built to handle leads, proposals, a signed contract, invoices, and payments in one place. But HoneyBook integrations are what turn it into a real command center.
Here’s why this matters. First, integrations cut down on human error. That means fewer missed client meeting details, fewer wrong invoice amounts, and fewer “wait, did I actually send that email confirming the meeting?” moments. Second, they save you time in the exact places time disappears, like scheduling, bookkeeping, and follow-up emails.
Integration #1: QuickBooks for Bookkeeping
If you’re still doing bookkeeping like it’s a punishment, QuickBooks is your first stop.
When you connect QuickBooks Online to HoneyBook, you can sync invoice payments so your numbers aren’t living in two different universes. Once it’s connected, incoming payments can sync automatically, and you can also manually sync if needed.
This is one of my favorite HoneyBook integrations because it supports a healthier money mindset. Not in a fluffy way. In a “you know what you made, what you’re owed, and what’s actually cleared” way.
Quick aside: If you integrate QuickBooks, commit to setting it up correctly. Mapping your services and keeping categories clean is what makes reports useful instead of just… decorative.
Integration #2: Google for Email
If you live in Gmail, this is a no-brainer.
Connecting your Gmail account to HoneyBook helps keep communication connected to the right project, which is huge when you’re juggling prospective customers and active clients at the same time. HoneyBook supports connecting a Google account right inside your settings.
Now, let’s talk about the real win. When your emails and scheduling are connected, confirming a meeting by email becomes easier and faster. You can keep templates ready, send a clean email confirming meeting details, and stop hunting through threads like a digital detective.
If you want an extra layer of sanity, sync your Google Calendar too. That helps keep bookings and availability aligned so you don’t double-book yourself (or worse, you double-book yourself and don’t notice until you’re already on the call).
This is one of those HoneyBook integrations that feels small until you realize it saves you five minutes, fifteen times a week.
Integration #3: Zapier for Custom Connections
Zapier is what you use when your business has very specific needs (and refuses to fit inside a basic box).
Zapier lets you connect HoneyBook to hundreds of other apps so you can automate actions without jumping between tabs all day.
Here are a few examples I set up for clients all the time:
- When someone becomes a lead, automatically create a folder in Google Drive or Dropbox.
- When a project is booked, send client details to a project management tool.
- When an invoice is paid, notify your team or update a spreadsheet.
Also, quick reality check. Zapier is powerful, but it’s not magic. If your workflow is messy, Zapier will just automate the mess faster (congrats, I guess).
Integration #4: Email Marketing Tools with Flodesk
If you’re relying only on Instagram to sell, I’m going to gently suggest you diversify (because platforms change, and attention spans are feral). Email marketing is where you nurture potential clients without doing constant manual follow-up.
If you use Flodesk, there’s a direct integration that lets you use that connection inside HoneyBook automations. That means your contacts can be added to the right list or workflow based on what they do in HoneyBook.
This is one of the HoneyBook integrations I recommend when you want to:
- Warm up prospective customers after they inquire
- Send nurture emails to people who ghosted after a client meeting
- Keep booked clients informed so they show up prepared and pay on time (truly a dream)
Integration #5: Zoom and Google Meet for Calls
If your business includes any kind of consult, discovery, onboarding, or client meeting, connect Zoom.
When you integrate Zoom, HoneyBook can help you add Zoom links to session types and meetings, so the call details live where the project lives.
This is a client experience upgrade that looks small but feels huge. Your client isn’t digging through random emails for a link, and you’re not re-sending the same info three times.
Also, if you use Google Meet instead, HoneyBook can support meeting links through your calendar sync too.
Integration #6: Calendly or Acuity for Scheduling
Scheduling is where a lot of potential clients fall off. If it takes too long to book, they move on. That’s why this category of HoneyBook integrations matters.
HoneyBook supports integrating with Calendly. And Acuity is another option. Once they are integrated, you can use it inside automations.
And if you’re using HoneyBook’s own scheduler, that can be a simpler path in a lot of cases. HoneyBook even calls out that if you integrate Calendly, you may lose out on benefits compared to using the HoneyBook Scheduler.
How to Choose Which Integrations Are Worth Your Time
Let’s keep this simple. The best HoneyBook integrations are the ones that remove friction in the exact places your workflow breaks.
Start here:
- Pick the bottleneck. Is it scheduling, bookkeeping, lead follow-up, or payments?
- Choose one integration to solve one problem. Don’t connect five tools at once and hope for the best.
- Test it like a client would. Run through the process from inquiry to signed contract to payment.
- Keep it maintainable. If you can’t explain the workflow in a few sentences, it’s probably too complex (for now).
Also, a quick note about payments. If you’re evaluating the best credit card processing for small business, look at your real-world fees and how fast you get paid. HoneyBook lays out payment processing times and transaction fees, including different rates for cardholder-entered versus card-on-file payments. That kind of info matters when you’re building a workflow that supports your cash flow and your money mindset.
And yes, HoneyBook pricing can impact which features and integrations you can use, so always check the current pricing page before you plan your whole tech stack.
Final Thoughts: Keeping Your Tech Simple
HoneyBook integrations are not about having the fanciest setup. They’re about having a system you can trust.
When your tools connect properly, you spend less time managing the process and more time doing the work you actually get paid for. Your clients get a smoother experience. Your follow-ups are consistent. And confirming a meeting by email doesn’t turn into a three-email spiral. And your backend finally starts acting like a business management system instead of a junk drawer.
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