Cal.com + Google Calendar

Create and manage new events on Google Calendar when bookings are created on Cal.com

Organize your schedule effortlessly with this workflow. When a new booking is created on Cal.com, an event is promptly added to your Google Calendar. This seamless integration helps manage your time effectively and ensures you're always on top of your schedule. No more missing appointments or double-booking, instead, enjoy a streamlined way to manage calendar events.

Organize your schedule effortlessly with this workflow. When a new booking is created on Cal.com, an event is promptly added to your Google Calendar. This seamless integration helps manage your time effectively and ensures you're always on top of your schedule. No more missing appointments or double-booking, instead, enjoy a streamlined way to manage calendar events.

  1. When this happens...
    Cal.comCal.com
    Booking Created

    Triggers when a new booking is created.

    TriggerInstant
  2. automatically do this!
    Google CalendarGoogle Calendar
    Quick Add Event

    Triggers when an event is created.

    ActionWrite
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About Cal.com

Scheduling infrastructure for absolutely everyone.
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  • Scheduling & Booking
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About Google Calendar

Google Calendar lets you organize your schedule and share events with co-workers and friends. With Google's free online calendar, it's easy to keep track of your daily schedule.
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