Add specific Notion Calendar events to Google Calendar automatically
Add specific Notion Calendar events to Google Calendar automatically
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Notion &
Google Calendar
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■Overview
If you manage tasks and projects in Notion and team or personal schedules in Google Calendar, you may find yourself manually entering the same events in both tools. This workflow connects Notion and Google Calendar so that when a page is created or updated in a specific database, an event is automatically added to Google Calendar. It eliminates duplicate work, helps prevent input errors, and enables smoother schedule management.
■Who This Template Is For
- Anyone who uses both Notion and Google Calendar and wants to avoid entering the same events twice
- Anyone who wants to keep track of deadlines and other task details managed in Notion directly in Google Calendar
- Anyone who wants to prevent missed entries and date or time errors when adding events to their calendar manually
■Benefits of Using This Template
- Automatically create Google Calendar events when information is added to Notion, reducing the time spent manually copying data between tools.
- Eliminate manual data transfers to prevent human errors such as incorrect entries and missed registrations, enabling more accurate schedule management.
■Flowbot Steps
- First, connect Notion and Google Calendar to Yoom.
- Next, select Notion as the trigger, set the action to “When a page in a specific data source is created or updated,” and specify the target database.
- Then, configure the branching feature in an operation and define the conditions under which the flow should continue.
- Next, configure Notion’s “Retrieve a record” action in an operation to retrieve detailed information about the page detected by the trigger.
- Then, configure the branching feature again in an operation to route the process based on the retrieved record information.
- Finally, configure Google Calendar’s “Create an event” action in an operation to create an event using the information retrieved from Notion.
※ “Trigger”: An action that starts the flow. “Operation”: An action that performs processing within the flow after the trigger is activated.
■Customization Options
- When configuring branching, you can set custom conditions, such as continuing to the next step only when a specific Notion property, such as status, matches a particular value.
- When creating an event in Google Calendar, you can insert values retrieved in previous operations into fields such as the title, description, and date and time, or add fixed text.
■Notes
- Connect both Notion and Google Calendar to Yoom.
- You can choose a trigger interval of 5, 10, 15, 30, or 60 minutes. Please note that the shortest available interval varies by plan.
- Branching is an operation available on the Personal plan and higher. On the Free plan, operations configured in flowbots that use branching will result in an error.
- Paid plans, including the Personal plan, come with a two-week free trial. During the free trial, you can use apps and features (operations) that are otherwise subject to plan restrictions. For details, see the pricing plans page.
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No-Code API Actions
Executable API actions
Flowbot triggers
When a Page Is Created or Updated
When a Database Is Created or Updated
When Receiving a Webhook
When a Page Is Created (Webhook)
When Page Content Is Updated (Webhook)
When a Page Is Deleted (Webhook)
When Page Properties Are Updated (Webhook)
When a Comment Is Created (Webhook)
When a Comment Is Updated (Webhook)
When a Comment Is Deleted (Webhook)
When a Page in a Specific Data Source Is Created or Updated
When Data Source Content Is Created or Updated (Webhook)
When an Event Is Created
When a Schedule Is Updated
When a Schedule Is Deleted
Flowbot operations
Retrieve Page Information
Update Page Property (Text Property)
Update Page Property (Number Property)
Update Page Property (Select Property)
Update Page Property (Multi-select Property)
Update Page Property (Date Property)
Update Page Property (Checkbox Property)
Update Page Property (URL Property)
Update Page Property (Email Property)
Update Page Property (Phone Property)
Retrieve Blocks from a Specific Page
Retrieve List of Users
Update Page Property (Relation Property)
Add a Sub-item to a Specific Record
Issue File Upload ID
Upload File
Update Page Properties (File Property)
Download File
Flowbot triggers
When a Page Is Created or UpdatedWhen a Database Is Created or UpdatedWhen Receiving a WebhookWhen a Page Is Created (Webhook)When Page Content Is Updated (Webhook)When a Page Is Deleted (Webhook)When Page Properties Are Updated (Webhook)When a Comment Is Created (Webhook)When a Comment Is Updated (Webhook)When a Comment Is Deleted (Webhook)When a Page in a Specific Data Source Is Created or UpdatedWhen Data Source Content Is Created or Updated (Webhook)
Flowbot operations
Retrieve Page InformationUpdate Page Property (Text Property)Update Page Property (Number Property)Update Page Property (Select Property)Update Page Property (Multi-select Property)Update Page Property (Date Property)Update Page Property (Checkbox Property)Update Page Property (URL Property)Update Page Property (Email Property)Update Page Property (Phone Property)Retrieve Blocks from a Specific PageRetrieve List of UsersUpdate Page Property (Relation Property)Add a Sub-item to a Specific RecordIssue File Upload IDUpload FileUpdate Page Properties (File Property)Download FileGet Page Details (List File Information)Search Pages and Databases by TitleCreate Page from Template (Title Only)Update Database Property NameUpdate Page Property (Title Property)Search Text in a Data Source’s Formula PropertyAppend Content to a PageRetrieve Child Blocks of a Page or BlockRetrieve Data SourceRetrieve DatabaseCreate PageGet Page (Markdown)Append Content to PageReplace Page ContentUpdate Page Properties (User Properties)Lock a PageRetrieve CommentRetrieve Comments
Flowbot triggers
When an Event Is CreatedWhen a Schedule Is UpdatedWhen a Schedule Is Deleted
Flowbot operations
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