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Choose a trigger
A trigger is the event that starts your Zap—like a "New Calendar" from Google Calendar.
Add your action
An action happens after the trigger—such as "Add Contact" in Roster.
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Supported triggers and actions
Zapier helps you create workflows that connect your apps to automate repetitive tasks. A trigger is an event that starts a workflow, and an action is an event a Zap performs.
- New Calendar
Triggers when a calendar is created.
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- Expand Recurring Events
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- Search_termRequired
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- CalendarRequired
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- Time Before
- Time Before (Unit)
- Search_term
Try ItTriggerPolling- CalendarRequired
Try ItTriggerInstant- CalendarRequired
- EventRequired
- Attendee/sRequired
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Frequently Asked Questions about Google Calendar + Roster integrations
New to automation with Zapier? You're not alone. Here are some answers to common questions about how Zapier works with Google Calendar and Roster
How do I integrate Google Calendar with Roster?
To integrate Google Calendar with Roster, navigate to your account settings and choose the integrations or connected apps option. Here you can select Google Calendar and follow the prompts to link your accounts. During this process, you'll set specific triggers and actions, such as when an event is created or updated in Google Calendar, it will automatically sync with Roster.
What are the available triggers when integrating Google Calendar with Roster?
When integrating Google Calendar with Roster, typical triggers include events such as 'New Event Created', 'Event Updated', or 'Event Cancelled'. These triggers allow specific actions in Roster to be performed automatically based on your configurations.
Can I customize actions taken in Roster when a trigger is hit in Google Calendar?
Yes, you can customize what happens in Roster when a trigger from Google Calendar occurs. For instance, if an event is updated in Google Calendar, you can set an action to automatically update participant lists or send notifications through Roster.
Are there any limitations when syncing events between Google Calendar and Roster?
There might be limitations based on API restrictions or permissions set within either platform. Event details like recurring events or certain attachments may not sync perfectly if they exceed certain thresholds defined by our integration standards.
How often does data sync between Google Calendar and Roster once integrated?
Once integrated, data typically syncs instantly after a trigger occurs; however, there may be delays ranging from a few seconds to minutes depending on server loads or network latency. Rest assured that we aim for seamless and prompt updates.
What kinds of actions can be automated in Roster following an event change in Google Calendar?
Automated actions can include updating attendee information, adjusting schedules within Roster projects, sending automatic reminders to participants, or even creating follow-up tasks based on new events from your calendar.
If an event is deleted from my Google Calendar, what happens in Roster?
When an event is deleted from your Google Calendar, any linked elements within Roster will also undergo the specified action you've set during setup; this could mean removing scheduled notifications related to that event or detaching associated task assignments.