Here's how:
Step 1: Set up your account
Start by setting up an account on Zapier or Automate.io
Both platforms offer free plans that might be suitable for your basic needs.
Step 2: Create a workflow
Create a new workflow and select Google Calendar as the trigger app
To start the action, choose an event, such as adding a new event or updating an existing event.
Step 3: Link your Google Calendar
Connect your Google Calendar by accessing through the integration platform
You will need to authorize the platform to access your Google administration directors email list Calendar online calendar to set triggers
Step 4: Set up Notion as an action app
Choose Notion as the destination for your workflow actions
Select actions such as creating or updating items in a Notion database, depending on what you need
Step 5: Correlate event details with Notion
Configure your Google Calendar event details (such as event names, dates, and descriptions) to match the corresponding fields in your Notion database or page
This step ensures that information is accurately transferred and organized.
Step 6: Test and deploy
Before full integration, test the workflow to ensure everything is working as expected. After verifying the configuration, activate the workflow to automate the synchronization process.
This method automates the updating process, providing a seamless (internet) connection between your scheduling and task management, ensuring you stay organized and efficient.
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