Connect Google Calendar and Webhooks by Zapier to unlock the power of automation

Integrating Google Calendar with Webhooks by Zapier allows you to automate workflows by using specific triggers in your calendar. For example, you can set up a trigger to send a webhook when an event is created or updated in Google Calendar, allowing seamless communication with other apps through webhooks.

To set up a trigger for new events in your Google Calendar, you'll need to create a Zap that uses Google Calendar as the trigger app. Choose 'New Event' as the trigger event, and then select which calendar you want this to apply to. Finish by connecting it to your webhook action.

Yes, you can use Webhooks by Zapier to update existing events in your calendar. Set up a Zap that triggers on an 'Event Updated' occurrence in Google Calendar. Then link this trigger with your desired webhook action to notify other platforms of the update.

Absolutely! You can apply filters within your Zap setup process so only certain events will initiate a webhook. This can be based on criteria like event name, time, or any specific detail you're monitoring.

With our integration, you can configure webhooks to be triggered even when an event is deleted from your Google Calendar. Set up the 'Event Deleted' trigger within your Zap so that corresponding actions can be taken through webhooks accordingly.

No coding skills are required at all! Our user-friendly interface guides you through selecting triggers and actions, setting up filters if needed, and linking everything through easy steps without touching any code.

You can send various types of data from a Google Calendar event through webhooks. This includes details like event title, time, description, location, attendees, and more depending on what information you've populated within the calendar entry.