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Scheduling & Booking

Connect Google Calendar to Sortment

Connect Google Calendar to Sortment so its AI agents can use bookings and appointments to trigger reminders, follow-ups and win-backs. You approve every change.

Actions
47
Triggers
7
Authentication
OAuth2
Category
Scheduling & Booking

What Sortment's agents can do in Google Calendar

47 actions. The ones lifecycle programs use most are shown first.

  • Update Calendar List Entry
  • Create Event
  • Import Event
  • Find event
  • Update Google event
  • Create ACL Rule
  • Update ACL Rule
  • Update Calendar
  • Create a new calendar
  • Create a calendar
  • Find free slots
  • List ACL Rules
  • Get Event
  • Get Event Instances
  • List Events
  • List Events from All Calendars
  • Move Event
  • Get Current Google Calendar User
  • List Buildings
  • List Calendar Resources
  • List Google Calendars
  • List Settings
  • Get ACL Rule
  • Get Single Calendar by ID
  • Get Color Definitions
  • Query Calendar Availability
  • Get Google Calendar
  • Get current date and time
  • Get Calendar Setting
  • Batch Events
  • Insert Calendar into List
  • Patch Calendar List Entry
  • Watch Calendar List
  • Watch Events
  • Patch Event
  • Quick Add Event
Show all 47 actions
  • Patch ACL Rule
  • Watch ACL Changes
  • Stop Channel
  • Patch Calendar
  • Watch Settings
  • Remove Calendar from List
  • Delete event
  • Remove attendee from event
  • Delete ACL Rule
  • Delete Calendar
  • Clear Calendar

How it works

  1. 1

    Connect

    Connect it in Settings › Connectors. Most tools take one click to authorise.

  2. 2

    Put agents to work

    Strategy, Content and Analyst AI can read from it and act in it as part of your lifecycle programs.

  3. 3

    Approve and measure

    You review every change before it goes live, and Sortment measures the lift.

See Sortment work with Google Calendar.

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No migration · Works alongside your existing stack