Connect Google Calendar and Teamup Calendar to unlock the power of automation

To integrate Google Calendar with Teamup Calendar, you'll need to use a tool like Zapier to automate the connection. Create a 'Zap' where new events in Google Calendar trigger the creation of corresponding events in Teamup.

One common trigger is when an event starts or is created in Google Calendar, prompting an action to create a corresponding event in Teamup Calendar. You can choose different triggers based on your workflow needs.

The main action you'd perform is creating or updating an event in Teamup Calendar whenever there is a new or updated event in Google Calendar. This ensures both calendars stay synchronized.

Yes, with the proper configuration, updates made to events in Google Calendar can automatically update the corresponding events in Teamup, depending on the triggers and actions you've set up.

Custom fields from Teamup can be accommodated by mapping them during the setup of your Zap. Ensure you match each field correctly for seamless data transfer.

Recurring events are supported, but it's important to set them up correctly so that any changes reflect across both calendars uniformly. Pay attention to how recurrence rules are configured during setup.

When integrating, consider that complex recurring patterns and large volumes of data might require specific settings. Always test your Zap thoroughly to ensure it meets all your requirements without issues.