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Every automation starts with a trigger and an action. Select one from each app to generate a workflow tailored to your needs.

apaleo
Trigger: Watch apaleo Events
Google Calendar
Action: Select an action
1. Select a trigger

  • Runs when an event occurs in your apaleo account.

  • Events coming in for blocks. Going to be deprecated on March 15, 2023, Please use "Watch apaleo Events" instead.

  • Events coming in for bookings. Going to be deprecated on March 15, 2023, Please use "Watch apaleo Events" instead.

  • Events coming in for city taxes. Going to be deprecated on March 15, 2023, Please use "Watch apaleo Events" instead.

  • Events coming in for companies. Going to be deprecated on March 15, 2023, Please use "Watch apaleo Events" instead.

  • Events coming in for folios. Going to be deprecated on March 15, 2023, Please use "Watch apaleo Events" instead.

  • Events coming in for groups. Going to be deprecated on March 15, 2023, Please use "Watch apaleo Events" instead.

  • Events coming in for invoices. Going to be deprecated on March 15, 2023, Please use "Watch apaleo Events" instead.

  • Events coming in for maintenances. Going to be deprecated on March 15, 2023, Please use "Watch apaleo Events" instead.

  • Events coming in for night audits. Going to be deprecated on March 15, 2023, Please use "Watch apaleo Events" instead.

  • Events coming in for properties. Going to be deprecated on March 15, 2023, Please use "Watch apaleo Events" instead.

  • Events coming in for rate plans. Going to be deprecated on March 15, 2023, Please use "Watch apaleo Events" instead.

  • Events coming in for reservations. Going to be deprecated on March 15, 2023, Please use "Watch apaleo Events" instead.

  • Events coming in for services. Going to be deprecated on March 15, 2023, Please use "Watch apaleo Events" instead.

  • Events coming in for unit groups. Going to be deprecated on March 15, 2023, Please use "Watch apaleo Events" instead.

  • Events coming in for units. Going to be deprecated on March 15, 2023, Please use "Watch apaleo Events" instead.

2. Select an action

  • 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 metadata for a calendar.

  • Returns metadata of an access control rule.

  • Returns metadata for an event in the specific calendar.

  • Returns free/busy information for a set of calendars.

  • Performs an arbitrary authorized API call.

  • Updates an existing calendar.

  • Updates an existing access control rule.

  • Updates an existing event.

Select a trigger and an action

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Triggers and actions

Explore what you can automate between apaleo and Google Calendar.

Add City Tax Reservation
Use this if you want to add the city tax to a reservation. You must have this scope: 'reservations.manage'.
Action
Amend Block
Use this call to modify a block. You must have at least one of these scopes: 'blocks.manage, reservations.manage'.
Action
Amend Reservation
Modifies the stay-related data of a reservation. If a reservation is 'Confirmed', you can change all fields. If a reservation is 'InHouse', only changes to future time slices are possible. Changes to reservations that are in the status 'CheckedOut' or 'Canceled' are not possible at all. You must have this scope: 'reservations.manage'.
Action
Assign Specific Unit Reservation
Assigns a specific unit to a reservation which is in state 'Confirmed' or 'InHouse'. If the unit is not available, the call will return an error, and no unit will be assigned. You must have at least one of these scopes: 'reservations.assign-unit, reservations.manage'.
Action
Assign Unit Reservation
Assigns one of the available units to a reservation which is in state 'Confirmed' or 'InHouse'. You must have at least one of these scopes: 'reservations.assign-unit, reservations.manage'.
Action
Book Service Reservation
Use this to book a service for a specific reservation. Please note that when dates are specified, all desired dates must be specified or they will be removed if not posted to the folio. You must have this scope: 'reservations.manage'.
Action
Cancel Block
Cancel a specific block which is in status 'Definite' or 'Tentative'. This changes the status to 'Canceled'. You must have at least one of these scopes: 'blocks.manage, reservations.manage'.
Action
Cancel Invoice
For regular invoices and AR invoices that haven't been paid yet, creates a new cancellation invoice and opens the folio again. For advance invoices, creates a new cancellation invoice. You must have this scope: 'invoices.manage'.
Action
Cancel Payment
Sets a payment to cancelled and triggers the cancellation. You must have this scope: 'folios.manage'.
Action
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