This template starts when Eventbrite creates a new event and writes a matching Google Calendar event with title, start, end, location, and the Eventbrite URL.
Use it so new listings show up on the calendar without copying them by hand. Connect Eventbrite and Google Calendar. Pick the organization on the trigger and the calendar on the create step.
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The scenario starts when a new event is created in the Eventbrite organization you connect.
Google Calendar adds title, start, end, location, and the Eventbrite link to the calendar you choose.
Add an Eventbrite connection with access to the organization that publishes events. Add a trigger for new events.
Add a Google Calendar connection with permission to create events on the calendar that should receive them.
Choose the Google Calendar. Map Eventbrite name, start time, end time, venue, and URL into the calendar event. Test by creating one Eventbrite listing.
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