Connect HTTP and Google Calendar integrations
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Create custom HTTP and Google Calendar workflows by choosing triggers, actions, and searches. A trigger is an event that launches the workflow, an action is the event.
Clears a primary calendar. This operation deletes all events associated with the primary calendar of an account.
Creates a new calendar.
Creates a new access control rule.
Creates a new event.
Deletes a calendar.
Deletes an access control rule.
Deletes an event.
Duplicates an event.
Returns free/busy information for a set of calendars.
Popular HTTP and Google Calendar workflows.
Looking to get more out of HTTP and Google Calendar? With Make you can visually integrate HTTP and Google Calendar into any workflow to save time and resources — no coding required. Try any of these templates in just a few clicks.
Send event data from Google Calendar to an HTTP endpoint
Stay organized and streamline your scheduling process with this powerful template. Every time a new event is created in Google Calendar, Make will automatically send the event data to your specified endpoint using HTTP. This integration ensures that you never miss important details and can easily manage your events across different platforms. Perfect for teams looking to enhance their workflow and maintain seamless communication.
TRY IT ->Sync Notion Databases to Google Calendar
Sync your Notion meetings database with Google Calendar by automatically creating, updating and deleting events. The template setup assumes you have a Notion database where all your meeting information is stored. Each item (page) on the database is a new meeting and it includes values for all the properties as showcased in this [example](https://www.notion.so/Create-new-Google-Calendar-events-from-Notion-database-items-87a6c3a697eb4a15ab42544f70abb038).
TRY IT ->Parse JSON from HTTP request ( Basic )
Parse a JSON file from the output of HTTP module.
TRY IT ->Create Google Calendar events from Notion
Use this template to automatically create a Google Calendar event from a Notion database. Please see the database used when creating this template: https://bit.ly/3IGZ6n4
TRY IT ->[AI Tools 101] AI web scraping with Google Sheets
In this [AI Tools 101](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DCz7HCx6HnI&list=PLrED3I754LhmTtlldfGklaEMh-ZaCa3EK&index=9&ab_channel=Make) course template, learn how to scrape web content efficiently using AI and Google Sheets. Extract, structure, and save data seamlessly for enhanced information management and analysis.
TRY IT ->Create Google Calendar events from new Telegram messages
Automatically create a new event in Google Calendar every time there is a new message in Telegram.
TRY IT ->Uploading Fliki videos to YouTube
This Make.com scenario automates the end-to-end process of uploading Fliki-generated videos to YouTube. When a video render is completed in Fliki, the scenario triggers automatically. It then uses Google Gemini AI to generate a compelling, SEO-friendly video title based on the content. After that, it downloads the MP4 video file via an HTTP module, converting the URL into a binary buffer format suitable for YouTube. Finally, the video is uploaded directly to your YouTube channel, complete with the AI-generated title. This setup is ideal for content creators, marketers, educators, and businesses looking to scale content publishing without manual uploading. Save time, maintain consistency, and streamline your content workflow by integrating text-to-video AI tools with your YouTube channel. Set it once, and let your videos go live as soon as they’re ready.
TRY IT ->Generate Fliki videos from new Medium articles
This template helps you automate the process of turning new Medium blog posts into videos using Fliki. It monitors a specified Medium publication's RSS feed, detects when a new post is published, and extracts the latest article URL. Once the latest post is identified, it sends the URL to Fliki, where a new video is automatically created using the article content. This workflow is ideal for content creators, marketers, or publishers who want to quickly repurpose written blog content into video format for platforms like YouTube, Instagram, or LinkedIn - saving time and maintaining consistent publishing across formats.
TRY IT ->Automated WebinarJam Follow-Up via KlicktTipp Based on Attendance
This Make scenario automates the transfer and segmentation of registrants from WebinarJam into KlickTipp, triggered on a time-based interval (e.g., every hour or day). Technical Workflow: Scheduled Trigger: The scenario starts at set time intervals to check for new WebinarJam registrants. Webinar Fetch: It retrieves a list of webinars via the webinarjam:getWebinars module. HTTP POST Call: A custom HTTP request is sent to fetch registrant data for a selected webinar using an API key. Data Feed: Registrants are passed into an iterator (BasicFeeder) to process each entry individually. Conditional Routing: Contacts are filtered by webinar title (e.g., beginner vs. expert session). Each path adds the registrant as a contact in KlickTipp using the appropriate addAContact module. Live Attendance Check: Depending on whether the registrant attended live, specific tags are applied using tagContact to reflect participation status. Field Mapping: The contact is enriched with mapped fields like name, phone, and optional metadata. This setup ensures that every registrant is captured, categorized, and prepared for targeted follow-up—without manual intervention.
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