Add Google Calendar Scheduling and Event Management to Your Product

viaSocket lets you integrate Google Calendar into your product so users can connect their own calendars, sync events, manage availability, and trigger scheduling workflows — without you building or maintaining the API connection yourself.

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Use cases

What our users are building with Google Calendar Integration

Explore ways to use Google Calendar capabilities to build features your customers need.

Let Users Connect Their Google Calendar Accounts

Give your users the ability to link their existing Google Calendar accounts directly to your product. Once connected, your product can read their schedules, create events on their behalf, and reflect real-time availability — all without requiring users to leave your platform or manage separate sync tools.

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Integration Infrastructure

Everything You Need to Manage Google Calendar Integrations

Add Google Calendar to your product & agents today. viaSocket runs the infrastructure; your AI coding assistant does the setup.

Managed Authentication

Let your customers connect their Google Calendar accounts without building and maintaining OAuth flows yourself.

Customer-Specific Connections

Manage separate Google Calendar connections for each customer in your product & agents.

Actions, Triggers and Webhooks

Execute supported Google Calendar actions and receive events through a consistent integration interface.

Managed Data Mapping

Map data between your product & agents and the formats expected by Google Calendar.

Monitoring and Debugging

Track executions, inspect errors, and troubleshoot integration issues.

Your Product & Agents, Your Experience

Offer Google Calendar integrations under your own branding and within your existing product & agents.

Available Actions and Triggers for Google Calendar

What You Can Do with Google Calendar

Explore available actions to let your product & agents interact with Google Calendar.

  • Create CalendarCreate a calendar with name and description; optionally include location and time zone.
  • Update EventUpdate an event in a chosen calendar, changing time, attendees, details, and guest notifications.
  • List CalendarsRetrieve calendars for the connected account; configure max results, paging, sync, visibility, or access role.
  • List all EventsRetrieve events from a specific calendar using date range, search, visibility, and result limits.
  • Get Event by IDRetrieve a calendar event by selecting a calendar and providing its event ID.
  • Delete EventRemove event from calendar
  • Create Calendar EventAdd an event to a calendar, including time, duration, attendees, and meeting details.
  • Update Event AttendeesUpdate attendees for an existing Google Calendar event. You can add or modify attendees and control whether they should be notified about the changes.
  • Get Free/Busy InformationGet a calendar's free/busy times for a chosen date, time zone, and calendar ID.

Respond to Events in Google Calendar

Use triggers to let your product & agents respond to events from connected Google Calendar accounts.

  • New or Updated EventRuns when an event is created or updated, or a recurring occurrence starts in a chosen calendar.
  • New EventTrigger when an new event is created.

About Google Calendar

Google Calendar is a scheduling and calendar management service that helps individuals and teams create events, manage availability, coordinate meetings, and organize time across devices.

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About viaSocket

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Frequently Asked Questions

FAQs about adding Google Calendar to your product & agents

Find answers to common questions about integrating Google Calendar into your product & agents, including authentication, supported actions, triggers, and implementation.

How do I add Google Calendar integration to my product?

With viaSocket, you can connect your product to Google Calendar through a managed integration layer. Instead of building and maintaining the Google Calendar API connection yourself — including OAuth, token refresh, and event handling — viaSocket handles that infrastructure so you can focus on the features your users actually need.

Can my users connect their own Google Calendar accounts to my product?

Yes. viaSocket supports user-level account connections, so each of your customers can authorize your product to access their individual Google Calendar. Your product can then read events, check availability, or create calendar entries scoped to that specific user's account.

What Google Calendar data and actions can my product access?

Through the Google Calendar API, your product can read and create events, query free and busy times, manage recurring events, access multiple calendars per user, and listen for changes via webhooks. viaSocket exposes these capabilities as part of its integration layer so you don't need to build against the raw API.

Why use viaSocket instead of building the Google Calendar integration directly?

Building directly against the Google Calendar API requires managing OAuth credentials, handling token refresh, dealing with API changes, and maintaining the integration over time. viaSocket provides a ready-made integration layer that reduces this engineering work and lets your team ship a working Google Calendar integration faster.

Can I use Google Calendar data to trigger workflows in other apps?

Yes. viaSocket connects Google Calendar with 2,300+ other applications, so events or changes in Google Calendar can trigger actions in tools like Slack, HubSpot, Notion, or any other app in your product's ecosystem. This makes it straightforward to build event-driven product experiences without wiring up each integration individually.

Bring Google Calendar Into Your Product & Agents

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  • Managed auth
  • Per-customer connections
  • Actions & triggers
  • Data mapping
  • Monitoring & logs
  • Your branding