Connect Google Calendar and Spotify to unlock the power of automation

With the Google Calendar and Spotify integration, you can automate actions such as having your favorite playlist start automatically when a meeting ends or creating a calendar event triggered by a new track added to your Spotify playlist. This streamlines workflow by syncing music with your schedule.

To set up triggers for your playlists, select a specific calendar event in Google Calendar that acts as a trigger. You can then map it so that it starts playing a particular Spotify playlist at the beginning or end of the event.

Currently, we don't support direct syncing of Spotify listening history with Google Calendar. However, you can set up notifications for specific playlists and track additions as calendar events to keep tabs on your music activity.

Yes, you can use triggers from designated types of calendar events to create personalized playlists on Spotify. For instance, set up actions where scheduling a workout session adds energetic tracks to a specific playlist.

There might be some limitations due to predefined functionalities or permissions required by either app. For instance, if your calendar event has restricted access settings, the trigger action might not execute properly with Spotify.

Handling conflicts involves prioritizing triggers or setting conditions within workflows. You may prioritize personal over work calendars or vice versa using specific conditions that determine which action should take precedence when conflicts arise.

You can initiate various actions such as starting playback on specific devices, queueing tracks, or adjusting volume settings. All these require defining clear start and stop cues based on your calendar’s events timeline.