How it works
Automating Webhook and Google Calendar takes no code: a ready-made scenario does the routine for you.
- Starts when: Book Appointment Webhook
- Then: Extract Booking Data
- Check: Validate Required Fields
- If yes: Create Calendar Event
- Then: Format Booking Success Response
- Starts when: Respond - Booking Success
- If no: Format Validation Error Response
- Starts when: Respond - Validation Error
- Then: Get Calendar Events for Date
- Check: Check Time Slot Availability
- If yes: Format Unavailable Time Response
- Starts when: Respond - Time Unavailable
- If no: Format Available Time Response
- Starts when: Respond - Time Available
- Starts when: Check Availability Webhook
- Then: Extract Availability Request
- Check: Route by Action Type
- If yes: Find Appointment to Update
- Then: Update Calendar Event
- Then: Format Reschedule Success Response
- Starts when: Respond - Reschedule Success
- If no: Find Appointment to Cancel
- Then: Delete Calendar Event
- Then: Format Cancellation Success Response
- Starts when: Respond - Cancellation Success
- Starts when: Manage Appointment Webhook
- Then: Extract Appointment Management Data
You can launch this Webhook + Google Calendar integration in Scriptera: describe the task in plain words — the scenario is built, launched and monitored for you.