This article is a quick overview of how Revisual connects with your Google Calendar (GCal) data. A 'deeper dive' overview is available here.

Tthe following Revisual products are available to GCal users: Calendar views and Event ALERTS.

Filtering is done in the Setup Tab. Here is a list of the data filter options:

Read more about filtering here.

Yes. You can include a URL in the Google Calendar event description or event location. Revisual will include it in your calendar view.

During the integration process, you will be asked to give Revisual permission to access your Google Calendar data. This is called 'Scopes'

Calendar API: Permission to pull your events from your Google Calendars.

Events Attachments (optional): Permission to pull in images attached to events.

Public profile: This item is a must. It is automatically turned on by Revisual.

Check the items you wish to use. The box will turn blue.

Uncheck the items you do not wish to use. The box will be greyed out.

Read more about Scopes here.

Find out about first-time integration here.

Create separate Google calendars for different purposes. For example, one calendar could be for company-wide events and one for private/managerial meetings. If you are a multi-location/multi-branch enterprise, you can create one calendar for each location or branch. The options are endless.

Use a different color for each calendar. This will make things easier to manage. In the image below, we see three calendars (gold box and arrow in image below).

How to create a new calendar

Now, when you create a new event, you can assign it to the calendar of your choice (gold box and arrow in image below).

Share you calendar with staff members so that others can help create new events and update existing ones.

How to share your calendar(s) with people
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​How to share your event images folder(s) with people