This template starts when a Google Calendar event is created or changed, formats title, time, and attendees in JavaScript, appends a Google Sheets row, and posts a Slack message.
Use it so the team sees new and updated meetings without opening the calendar. Connect Google Calendar, Google Sheets, and Slack. Point the trigger at the calendar you track and the Slack channel that should get alerts.
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The scenario starts when an event is created or changed on the Google Calendar you connect.
JavaScript pulls title, start, end, attendees, and whether the event was canceled.
Google Sheets adds a row with those fields on the log sheet you choose.
Slack posts the same details to the channel you map.
Add a Google Calendar connection with access to the calendar you want to log.
Add a Google Sheets connection for the tracker spreadsheet. Add a Slack connection with permission to post in the alert channel.
Add a Google Calendar trigger for new or modified events and select that calendar.
Format title, start, end, and attendees in JavaScript. Append a Google Sheets row. Send a Slack channel message with the same details. Create a test event and confirm both the row and the Slack post.
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