Update Google Calendar events for newly scheduled sessions in Sessionboard
Manually updating calendars with session changes can be time-consuming and error-prone. This Zap automatically updates Google Calendar events when a new session is marked as accepted in Sessionboard, has a starts and ends at time, and invites your speakers to the event. It keeps your calendar aligned with real-time session decisions, so your team stays organized and up to date without the extra effort.
Manually updating calendars with session changes can be time-consuming and error-prone. This Zap automatically updates Google Calendar events when a new session is marked as accepted in Sessionboard, has a starts and ends at time, and invites your speakers to the event. It keeps your calendar aligned with real-time session decisions, so your team stays organized and up to date without the extra effort.
- When this happens...Session Recently Updated
Triggers when a session is recently updated.
- automatically do this...Find Session
Find a session by resource URL
- then do this...Only continue if...
Set up rules to specify when this Zap can continue running.
- then do this...Find Event
Triggers when an event is created.
- then do this!Update Event
Updates an event. Only filled fields are updated.
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New Contact Created
Triggers when a new contact is available.
Try ItContact Recently Associated With Event
Triggers when a contact is recently associated with an event.
Try ItContact Recently Updated
Triggers when a contact is recently updated.
Try ItExhibitor Recently Deleted
Triggers when an exhibitor is recently deleted.
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Contact Recently Deleted
Triggers when a contact is recently deleted.
Try ItContact Recently Disassociated From Event
Triggers when a contact is recently disassociated from an event.
Try ItNew Exhibitor Created
Triggers when a new exhibitor is available.
Try ItExhibitor Recently Associated With Event
Triggers when an exhibitor is recently associated with an event.
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