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Choose a trigger
A trigger is the event that starts your Zap—like a "New Calendar" from Google Calendar.
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An action happens after the trigger—such as "Create Employee" in Zenoti.
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Supported triggers and actions
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- New Calendar
Triggers when a calendar is created.
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- Time Before
- Time Before (Unit)
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Frequently Asked Questions about Google Calendar + Zenoti 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 Zenoti
How can I integrate Google Calendar with Zenoti using Zapier?
You can integrate Google Calendar with Zenoti through Zapier by creating a 'Zap'. This involves selecting Google Calendar as the trigger app, where specific actions such as new event creation or event start time nearing can trigger events in Zenoti, such as booking an appointment or sending reminders.
What triggers are available for Google Calendar in Zapier when integrating with Zenoti?
When you integrate Google Calendar with Zenoti via Zapier, you have access to various triggers such as 'New Event Created', 'Event Started', and 'Event Canceled'. These triggers allow you to automate actions in Zenoti, like scheduling services or canceling bookings.
What actions can I perform in Zenoti when a Google Calendar trigger occurs?
Upon receiving a trigger from Google Calendar, you can perform several actions in Zenoti like creating a new appointment, updating existing customer records, or sending follow-up messages to customers. The specific actions depend on the chosen trigger from Google Calendar.
Is it possible to automatically update my Zenoti appointments based on changes in my Google Calendar?
Yes, through Zapier’s integration, any changes made to your events in Google Calendar—such as rescheduling or cancellations—can automatically update the corresponding appointments in your Zenoti system.
Can I get notifications for upcoming appointments booked via Zenoti using my Google Calendar?
Definitely! You can set up a Zap where an upcoming appointment scheduled in Zenoti triggers an event creation or a reminder notification via your connected Google Calendar.
How do I handle canceled events from Google Calendar within my Zenoti system?
When an event is canceled on your Google Calendar, it can trigger an automatic process through Zapier that updates the status of the corresponding booking in the Zenoti system. This ensures that all cancellations are reflected accurately without manual intervention.
What should I do if my integration between Google Calendar and Zenoti is not working as expected?
If you encounter issues with your integration, check the setup of your Zaps on Zapier to ensure conditions and mappings are correctly configured. Verify that both applications' APIs are accessible and authorized under your account settings.