Conecte Brevo y Google Calendar para desbloquear el poder de la automatización
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Conecte rápidamente Brevo a Google Calendar con una plantilla Zapier.
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Cómo funciona Zapier
Zapier facilita la integración de Brevo con Google Calendar - sin código. Vea cómo puede realizar la configuración en minutos.
Elija un trigger
Un trigger es el evento que inicia tu Zap, como un "Nuevo estado de campaña" de Brevo.
Añade tu acción
Una acción ocurre después del trigger, como "Agregar asistentes al evento" en Google Calendar.
¡Estás conectado!
Zapier se conecta sin problemas Brevo y Google Calendar, automatizando su flujo de trabajo.
Desencadenantes y acciones compatibles
Zapier te ayuda a crear flujos de trabajo que conectan tus aplicaciones para automatizar tareas repetitivas. Un trigger es un evento que inicia un flujo de trabajo, y una acción es un evento que realiza un Zap.
- Estado de la campañaRequerido
PruébaloDesencadenarSondear- Contacto añadido
Se activa cuando se agrega un contacto de Brevo.
PruébaloDesencadenarSondear - Descripción del webhook que se mostrará en Brevo
- Devolver todos los datos de contacto
PruébaloDesencadenarInstante- Descripción del webhook que se mostrará en Brevo
- Devolver todos los datos de contacto
PruébaloDesencadenarInstante
- Descripción del webhook que se mostrará en Brevo
- Devolver todos los datos de contacto
PruébaloDesencadenarInstante- Descripción del webhook que se mostrará en Brevo
- Nombre de la listaRequerido
- Devolver todos los datos de contacto
PruébaloDesencadenarInstante- Descripción del webhook que se mostrará en Brevo
PruébaloDesencadenarInstante- Descripción del webhook que se mostrará en Brevo
- Devolver todos los datos de contacto
PruébaloDesencadenarInstante
Zapier es la plataforma de automatización elegida por el 87% de las empresas de Forbes Cloud 100 en 2023
93%
Clientes que dicen que usar Zapier los ha ayudado a mejorar en su trabajo
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Los clientes han creado más de 25 millones de Zaps en la plataforma
6 minutos
El usuario promedio tarda menos de 6 minutos en configurar un Zap
Formas prácticas de utilizar Brevo y Google Calendar
Add Google Calendar events for newly added Brevo contacts
Automatically keep your calendar aligned with new customer activities. When a new contact is added to Brevo, Zapier will create a corresponding event in Google Calendar. This ensures you're always prepared to connect with new customers or clients, improving scheduling efficiency and creating a structured system for customer onboarding.
Propietario de un negocioUpdate Google Calendar for email campaigns clicked in Brevo
Track marketing engagement more effectively by syncing it with your schedule. When a contact clicks on a link in a Brevo email campaign, Zapier adds an event to Google Calendar. This gives your marketing team a streamlined way to plan follow-up outreach, ensuring timely and relevant responses to customer interest.
Marketing y operaciones de marketingCreate detailed Google Calendar events for updated Brevo contacts
Simplify project alignment with dynamic coordination. When a Brevo contact is updated, Zapier creates a detailed event in Google Calendar. This eliminates the manual task of note consolidation and helps the project team stay aligned, ultimately improving coordination and saving time for critical updates.
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Frequently Asked Questions about Brevo + Google Calendar integrations
¿Eres nuevo en la automatización con Zapier? No estás solo. Aquí encontrará algunas respuestas a preguntas comunes sobre cómo funciona Zapier con Brevo y Google Calendar
How do I connect Brevo with Google Calendar through your platform?
To connect Brevo with Google Calendar, you'll need to create a 'zap' between the two apps. First, choose Brevo as your trigger app and set up an event like 'New Contact Added'. Then, select Google Calendar as your action app and define an action such as 'Create Detailed Event'. This will allow you to automate the addition of new contacts to your calendar.
What triggers can I use with Brevo when integrating with Google Calendar?
When integrating Brevo with Google Calendar, you can use triggers like 'New Subscriber', 'Email Opened', or 'Contact Added'. These triggers will prompt actions in Google Calendar, such as creating or updating events automatically.
Can I update an existing calendar event using data from Brevo?
Yes, once you've set up the integration between Brevo and Google Calendar, you can choose an action like 'Update Event' in Google Calendar. This allows you to modify existing events based on specific changes or updates in your Brevo data.
What are some common actions I can automate in Google Calendar using information from Brevo?
You can automate actions such as creating new events, updating existing events, and even adding notes to calendar entries based on activities in Brevo. For instance, if a new contact is added in Brevo, it could trigger an event creation in your Google Calendar.
Is it possible to sync event details between Brevo and Google Calendar?
While our platform doesn’t support real-time syncing of events between Brevo and Google Calendar yet, you can automate certain tasks that reflect updates from one app to another. For example, adding a new contact in Brevo could automatically create an event in Google Calendar with specific details.
How do I manage multiple calendars when integrating with Brevo?
During the setup of actions triggered by events in Brevo (like creating or updating a calendar event), you'll be able to specify which calendar within your connected Google account should be affected. This way, you can manage multiple calendars seamlessly through our platform.
Are there any limitations when using triggers from Brevo with actions in Google Calendar?
Most integrations will perform smoothly; however, keep in mind that complex logic or conditions might require additional steps or zaps. Moreover, frequent trigger firings may hit rate limits imposed by either application, depending on their policies.
