Connect Google Calendar with Glow
Google Calendar connects scheduling to everything else in your stack. Trigger a workflow the moment an event is created or about to start, and create or update events automatically based on activity in other tools — no more manually blocking time after a deal closes or a ticket comes in.
Connect Google CalendarWhat you can do
Triggers
- New eventFires when a new event is created on a calendar.
- Event starting soonFires a set amount of time before an event begins.
- Event updatedFires when an existing event’s time or details change.
- Event cancelledFires when an event is deleted or cancelled.
Actions
- Create eventAdd a new event with attendees, time and description.
- Update eventChange the time, attendees or details of an existing event.
- Delete eventRemove an event from the calendar.
- Find eventSearch for an event by title or time range.
Use cases
Onboarding calls, auto-booked
When a deal closes in Salesforce, a kickoff call gets created and the customer and account team are invited automatically.
Reminders before it matters
An hour before any event tagged Demo, a reminder with the prep doc link posts to the right Slack channel.
Meeting notes queued up
Every new event automatically gets a matching Notion page created for notes, titled and dated to match.
How it works
Connect your account
Authorize Glow to access your Google Calendar account in a couple of clicks — no API keys or webhooks to configure by hand.
Pick a trigger or action
Choose one of Google Calendar's triggers to start a workflow, or drop in one of its actions as a step further down the chain.
Map the data
Wire fields from Google Calendar into the rest of your workflow — Glow handles the formatting so every step downstream gets what it expects.
Turn it on
Publish the workflow and Glow runs it automatically from then on, every time the trigger fires.
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Asana
Create and update tasks automatically so project status reflects reality without someone updating it by hand.
Zoom
Schedule calls, react to recordings, and turn meetings into structured follow-up automatically.
Trello
Move cards, trigger on board activity, and keep lightweight boards in sync with the rest of your workflow.