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Automatically sync RSS feed events to your Google Calendar

This automation template allows users to monitor a specific RSS feed for new items and automatically create corresponding events in their Google Calendar.

It streamlines the process of staying up-to-date with events or announcements from the RSS feed by automatically adding them to the user's calendar, eliminating the manual effort of checking the feed and creating events. The automation integrates with the user's RSS feed and Google Calendar account, using the details from new RSS feed items to populate the calendar events. This can help ensure that important events are added to the user's schedule in a timely manner, improving their productivity and organization.

Updated Apr 2, 2026Est. run: 7sEst. cost: $0.0004
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What this template does

  • Extracts new events from the specified RSS feed.
  • Normalizes the event details to a standardized format.
  • Stores the normalized event data for future reference.
  • Filters the event data to only include new or updated items.
  • Creates calendar events in the user's Google Calendar using the normalized data.

How it works

1
Trigger

Monitor RSS Feed

The automation watches for new items in the specified RSS feed.

2
Logic

Process RSS Items

Details from new RSS feed items are extracted, including event title, description, start date, and duration.

3
Action

Create Calendar Events

New events are automatically added to the user's Google Calendar based on the data from the RSS feed items.

Setup guide

1

Add RSS feed credential in Latenode Credentials

In the Latenode Credentials panel, add a new credential for your RSS feed source. Provide the necessary details such as the feed URL or API key.

2

Configure RSS feed node in Latenode builder

Add an RSS feed node to your workflow in the Latenode builder. Configure the node to monitor the RSS feed you added in the previous step.

3

Add Google Calendar credential in Latenode Credentials

In the Latenode Credentials panel, add a new credential for your Google Calendar account. Authenticate using your Google account via the OAuth flow.

4

Configure Google Calendar node in Latenode builder

Add a Google Calendar node to your workflow in the Latenode builder. Map the fields from the RSS feed node to the appropriate Google Calendar event fields, such as title, description, start/end dates.

5

Review and test the automation

Review your workflow in the Latenode builder to ensure the RSS feed and Google Calendar nodes are configured correctly. Test the automation by triggering it manually and verifying that new events are created in your Google Calendar.

Requirements

Connect your RSS feed URL in the automation
Authorize the automation to access your Google Calendar account
Customize the automation to map RSS feed item details to Google Calendar event fields
Schedule the automation to regularly check the RSS feed for new items

FAQ

Common questions about this template

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