Integrate TickTick with Google Calendar to automate your work

To integrate Google Calendar with TickTick, you can use automation services like Zapier. You will need to create a Zap where Google Calendar is used as the trigger app and TickTick as the action app. This means whenever an event is created or modified in Google Calendar, the corresponding action will take place in TickTick, such as creating a new task.

When integrating with TickTick, you can use triggers such as 'Event Started', 'New Event Created', or 'Event Changed' from your Google Calendar. These triggers allow you to automate the creation of tasks in TickTick based on events in your calendar.

Yes, when integrated, you can set up actions such as creating a new task or updating an existing task in TickTick whenever there are changes in your Google Calendar events. This helps keep your tasks synced with your calendar schedule.

Currently, most automations are set to work unidirectionally, primarily from Google Calendar to TickTick. This means updates in Google Calendar will reflect in TickTick, but not necessarily the other way around without additional setup.

While you can set up automations for multiple individual calendars using separate triggers and actions, there is no direct bulk sync option for all calendars at once. Each calendar would need its own integration setup.

The frequency of data syncing depends on how often Zapier checks for new data. By default, this is typically every 5 to 15 minutes for free accounts and almost instantaneously for premium users. Therefore, tasks and events should appear fairly quickly after they are triggered.

While having a premium account might provide some additional features or faster sync times, it's not strictly necessary for basic integration between Google Calendar and TickTick via our services like Zapier. Basic functionality should be available on free plans as well.