Google Calendar + SMS by Zapier
Get SMS alerts for new approaching Google Calendar events
When this happens
Step 1: Event Start
Then do this
Step 2: Send SMS
Never forget about your upcoming events again! Just set up this Zap to automatically receive an SMS alert before an event in your Google Calendar is about to start.
How it Works
- Zapier watches your Google Calendar for events that are about to start.
- You get an SMS message at a specified amount of time before each event starts
What You Need
- A Google Calendar account
- A mobile phone number that can receive SMS messages
New CalendarTriggers when a calendar is created.Trigger- Event CancelledTriggers when an event is cancelled or deleted.Trigger
- Event EndedTriggers when an event ends.Trigger
- Event StartTriggers a specified time before an event starts.Trigger
- New or Updated EventTriggers when an event is created or updated (except when it's cancelled).Trigger
- New EventTriggers when an event is created.Trigger
- New Event Matching SearchTriggers when an event is created that matches a search.Trigger
- Add Attendee/s to EventInvites one or more person to an existing event.Action
- Google Calendar
Creates a new calendar.
Scheduled
Action
- Google Calendar
Deletes an event.
Scheduled
Action
- Google Calendar
Create an event by defining each field.
Scheduled
Action
- Google Calendar
Create an event from a piece of text. Google parses the text for date, time, and description info.
Scheduled
Action
- Google Calendar
Updates an event. Only filled fields are updated.
Scheduled
Action
- Google Calendar
Finds an event in your calendar.
Scheduled
Action
- Google Calendar
Finds or creates a specific event.
Scheduled
Action
- SMS by Zapier
Send an SMS to a number. Notice that a successful action means that the SMS has been queued, not delivered.
Scheduled
Action
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