Google Calendar

Marks blocks of time as free or busy on a Google Calendar so attendees and scheduling tools see accurate availability in real time.

Appends one or more attendees to an existing Google Calendar event, triggering Google's invite email to each new guest.

Creates a new event on a specified Google Calendar with title, time, location, and description fields set by the agent.

Provisions a brand-new Google Calendar under the authenticated account, ready to receive events and be shared with teammates.

Permanently removes a specific event from Google Calendar by event ID, notifying attendees of the cancellation.

Removes an event from any calendar the agent can access, using the event's ID to target the correct entry.

Fetches the full details of a single Google Calendar event by ID, including attendees, description, location, and conference data.

Creates a richly configured Google Calendar event with reminders, recurrence rules, conference links, guest permissions, and custom colour coding.

Returns a filtered list of events from a Google Calendar within a date range, sorted by start time, for batch processing.

Creates a Google Calendar event from a natural-language text string, letting Google parse date, time, and title automatically.

Edits specific fields of an existing Google Calendar event by ID, such as title, time, description, or attendees, and notifies guests of changes.

Transfers an event from its current Google Calendar to a different calendar, preserving all event details and attendee invitations.

Modifies any field of a Google Calendar event — title, time, location, attendees, or description — using the event's ID as the target.

Looks up a single event across any accessible calendar using its unique event ID, returning the full event payload for inspection or downstream processing.

Searches across one or more Google Calendars for events matching keyword, date range, or attendee criteria, returning all matching results.

Queries the free/busy API for one or more Google Calendars over a time window, returning only the occupied time blocks without exposing event titles.

Lists all Google Calendars the authenticated account can access, including shared and team calendars, with their IDs and access roles.

Returns metadata for a specific Google Calendar — display name, time zone, access role, and sharing settings — without fetching individual events.

Searches for an existing event matching specified criteria and, if none is found, creates it — preventing duplicates while guaranteeing the event exists.

Fires when any event on the monitored Google Calendar is cancelled, passing the event's title, attendees, and original time to the workflow.

Fires when a new Google Calendar is created under the authenticated account, passing the calendar's ID, name, and time zone.

Fires when a new event is added to the monitored Google Calendar, passing full event details including title, time, organiser, and attendees.

Fires when a Google Calendar event's end time is reached, enabling post-meeting automation to run immediately after the session closes.

Fires at the exact start time of a Google Calendar event, enabling real-time automation that runs the moment a session kicks off.

Fires a configurable number of minutes before a Google Calendar event begins, giving agents time to execute pre-meeting preparation steps.

Fires whenever an existing Google Calendar event is modified — time change, attendee update, title edit, or description change — passing before and after state.

Fires via webhook on any change to the monitored calendar — new event creation or any update to an existing event — delivering near-real-time notification.

Fires via webhook the moment a new event is added to the monitored Google Calendar, delivering event data with minimal latency for time-sensitive automation.

Fires only when a new event matching a specified keyword or filter appears on the calendar, letting agents react to specific event types without processing every new entry.