This template watches Google Calendar for new or changed events, maps title, start time, and location in JavaScript, and sends an approved WhatsApp template to the number you set.
Connect Google Calendar and WhatsApp Business Cloud. Approve the calendar template in Meta Business Manager before you send. Put the Cloud API token on the WhatsApp Business Cloud connection.
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The scenario starts when an event is created or changed on the calendar you connect.
JavaScript takes title, start time, and location so they fit the WhatsApp template parameters.
WhatsApp Business Cloud delivers the notice to the number you set.
Add a Google Calendar connection and sign in with access to the calendar you want to watch. Point the new-or-changed event trigger at that calendar.
Add a WhatsApp Business Cloud connection and paste your Cloud API token there. Approve a calendar-event template in Meta Business Manager before you send.
In JavaScript, map event title, start, and location into the template parameters. Set the destination WhatsApp number, then test with one calendar event.
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