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Integrating Google Calendar
Integrating Google Calendar
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Written by Daina
Updated over a year ago

This video shows how to integrate your calendars with a Google calendar.

N.B. Once you have integrated a google calendar to one of your automation calendars, this integration cannot be changed. So please select your google calendar carefully when in the calendar settings!

How to integrate your Google calendar

If you have a Google Calendar, you have the option to sync this within your account. This is beneficial as it will not only sync your appointments booked in your account to your Google calendar, but if you have something you scheduled in your Google calendar, that time slot will be blocked out of your calendar in your account so you don’t risk double booking yourself.

To integrate your Google calendar to your account, follow these steps within settings > integrations:

1. Find the Google integration and click ‘Sign in with Google’

2. Selected the Google account of the desired user or sign in if not already

3. Click allow when you see Lead Connector is requesting access to your Google Account

4. If you have a business account connected to your Google Account, you can choose to add it as well, if not you can click close on this window

5. Click through to ‘My Profile’ in Settings

6. Scroll down to the bottom until you see ‘Calendar Configuration’

7. Under ‘primary calendar’ click edit and select the calendar you just synced and save. You can now close this window

8. If you have multiple Google Calendars you want to sync to your account, you can repeat steps 1-4. This will then add your secondary calendar under the ‘check for conflicts’ section under ‘Calendar Configuration’ in settings > my profile. ‘Check for conflicts’ will only read calendar events from Google however not sync appointments made in your account to this Google Calendar.

Please note, if you have multiple staff members who have their own accounts, they will need to complete the above steps in their own account.

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