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Google Calendar integration

Connect Google Calendar with your Softr applications to turn form submissions and member actions into real calendar events. Build booking portals, internal scheduling tools, and event workflows that keep everyone’s calendar up to date — without code.

Overview

The Softr Google Calendar integration lets your no-code app create and manage events in any Google Calendar your team uses. Trigger event creation from form submissions, member sign-ups, button clicks, or status changes, and let your workflows handle the scheduling, invitations, and follow-up automatically.

Whether you’re running a coaching portal where clients self-book sessions, an internal tool that schedules onboarding calls for new hires, or a member community that organizes events, Google Calendar gives your Softr app a real scheduling backbone — complete with attendee invites and calendar reminders.

Available Actions

Create detailed event

Create a fully configured calendar event — title, description, start and end times, location, and calendar — directly from a Softr workflow.

Add attendees to event

Invite one or more guests to an existing calendar event so they receive the meeting invitation and stay in sync with any updates.

Key Benefits

  • No-code scheduling: Wire up calendar workflows visually in Softr — no scripts, no APIs, no developer required.
  • Real-time event creation: Turn every form submission, sign-up, or record update into a scheduled event the moment it happens.
  • Centralized team coordination: Keep client meetings, internal sessions, and member events on the same Google Calendars your team already lives in.
  • Automated invitations: Add attendees automatically so guests get the invite — and the reminders — without anyone copy-pasting emails.
  • Member-facing or internal: Power customer-facing booking portals or back-office scheduling tools from the same building blocks.

Example Use Cases

Use CaseDescription
Client booking portalLet clients pick a time in a Softr form and automatically create the session in your team’s Google Calendar.
New member onboarding callsSchedule an onboarding call on the success team’s calendar whenever a new user signs up to your Softr app.
Coaching and consulting sessionsTurn paid bookings on a member portal into confirmed calendar events with the coach and client invited.
Internal interview schedulingCreate interview slots and add the hiring panel as attendees when a candidate moves to the next stage.
Community events and webinarsSpin up a calendar event for every approved event submission and invite the organizers and speakers as guests.
Service appointmentsConvert appointment requests submitted in your Softr app into events on the assigned team member’s calendar.

How to Connect Softr with Google Calendar

  1. Open your Softr app and go to Workflows.
  2. Create a new workflow and add a Google Calendar action.
  3. Click Connect to Google Calendar and sign in with the Google account whose calendar you want to use.
  4. Approve access so Softr can create events and manage attendees on your behalf.
  5. Pick the calendar you want events to land in.
  6. Map fields from your Softr forms, records, or previous workflow steps to the event details — title, description, start and end times, and attendees.
  7. Save and activate your workflow.

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