Connect Google Calendar and Zoom to power AI-driven automation

To integrate Google Calendar with Zoom, you'll need to set up an automation to create Zoom meetings directly from Google Calendar events. You can do this by authorizing both your Zoom and Google accounts in our app and selecting the trigger event 'New Event in Google Calendar'. Then, choose the action 'Create a Meeting in Zoom'.

You'll need to grant permission for our app to access your Google Calendar and Zoom accounts. Specifically, these permissions will allow us to read events from your calendar and create meetings on your behalf in Zoom.

Yes, you can specify which Google Calendar you'd like to watch for new events during the setup process of our integration. Simply select the calendar you want from the dropdown during configuration.

Our standard integration handles creating and scheduling Zoom meetings based on calendar events but does not automatically update calendar events if you modify or delete the meeting directly in Zoom later.

Firstly, ensure that you've selected the correct trigger ('New Event in Google Calendar') and action ('Create a Meeting in Zoom'). You should also verify that you have granted all necessary permissions and that there are no issues with connectivity between your accounts.

Currently, our focus is on ensuring that new calendar events successfully create corresponding meetings in Zoom. You'll need to manually add participants once the meeting is set up via your chosen platform – either through email invites or through persistent settings within your meeting concierge settings.

Yes, recurring events can be handled by specifying recurrence patterns when setting up triggers. However, it's essential that both Google Calendar and Zoom support similar recurrence rules for it to work seamlessly.