To integrate Google Calendar with Microsoft Outlook, you can use our platform to set up a connection between the two services. Start by creating a trigger event in Google Calendar, such as when a new event is created or updated. Then, add an action in Outlook to create or update an event accordingly.

Yes, you can sync your Google Calendar events to Microsoft Outlook through our integration setup. By setting up a trigger for new or updated events in Google Calendar, you can have these events automatically added to your Outlook calendar as well.

After integration, you can configure reminders in both calendars independently. The synchronization ensures that any event updates are reflected across both platforms while maintaining the reminder settings native to each application.

When setting up integration between Google Calendar and Microsoft Outlook, you can use triggers like 'New Event Created', 'Event Updated', or 'Event Deleted' from your Google Calendar. These triggers help automate corresponding actions in your Outlook calendar.

Our integration platform currently supports triggering updates from changes made in Google Calendar and reflecting those changes automatically in Microsoft Outlook. However, direct updates or deletions made on the Outlook side are not pushed back to Google Calendar at this time.

In case of conflicts between synchronized events, the settings applied during the integration setup dictate which calendar takes precedence. Usually, resolving conflicts involves choosing whether updates from one source override the other during synchronization.

Integrating recurring events may have some limitations depending on how each calendar handles recurrence rules. Typically, basic recurrence patterns sync well but complex patterns might need detailed examination during setup to ensure they perform correctly across services.