Integrate Google Calendar with LeadConnector to automate your work

To integrate Google Calendar with LeadConnector, you need to set up a bridge between the two using their APIs. This typically involves creating a Zap where Google Calendar serves as a trigger app and LeadConnector as the action app. Once authenticated, you can choose specific triggers such as 'New Event Started' or 'Event Canceled' and link them to actions in LeadConnector like 'Create Lead' or 'Update Contact.'

Currently, our integration supports syncing new events from the moment the connection is established. Existing events prior to setup will not automatically sync to LeadConnector. You may need to manually add these into your CRM if necessary.

When setting up the integration, you can choose from a variety of triggers such as 'New Event Created,' 'Event Started,' 'Event Ending Soon,' and 'Event Canceled.' These can be used to activate corresponding actions within LeadConnector.

This integration primarily supports actions initiated by changes in Google Calendar that affect data in LeadConnector rather than the other way around. At this time, updates made directly within LeadConnector won’t reflect back into Google Calendar.

First, ensure that both apps are authenticated within our platform and that correct permissions are granted for accessing your calendar data. It’s also important to check if the triggers and actions are properly set up and currently active. If issues persist, reviewing error logs on our dashboard can provide specific details about any syncing errors.

Yes, you can configure triggers for all-day events just like regular events. These triggers include options such as when an all-day event is added or modified on Google Calendar.

The synchronization happens in near real-time whenever there is an update based on selected triggers. Typically, this means that once an event occurs on your calendar—like creation or modification—the associated action is processed quickly on our system for seamless record updates.