Read-only by design
The integration requests the read-only calendar scope. It answers one question — is this time taken — and cannot modify or delete anything in your calendar.
Connect Google Calendar and the slots on your page are filtered by what you are already busy for — read-only, busy time only — with nothing from your own entries published.
Start for freeNo card required. Disconnect at any time; the token is revoked immediately.
Weekly opening hours are a starting point, not the truth. The truth is whatever is already in your calendar this particular Thursday, and a page that does not know about it will happily sell a time you cannot make.
The connection closes that gap: published availability is your weekly hours minus your real commitments, re-checked against the live calendar rather than against a copy that drifts.
The integration requests the read-only calendar scope. It answers one question — is this time taken — and cannot modify or delete anything in your calendar.
What your events are called, who is on them and what they contain never reaches the booking page. Only whether a time is occupied changes what a client can book.
Each team member connects their own account, so availability for an event follows whoever is actually running it rather than a single shared calendar.
Disconnecting from your backoffice revokes the token with Google and deletes the stored connection immediately. Availability falls back to your published weekly hours.
Google Calendar only — no Outlook, iCloud or CalDAV, and no two-way editing of your existing entries. The connection is for availability and for delivering the booking; it is not a calendar manager.
The read-only calendar scope, used to check whether a time is already busy. Our handling of Google user data is set out in the privacy section of our terms.
No. Only free-or-busy affects the page. Titles, guests and contents are never published.
The token is revoked with Google and the stored connection is deleted. Your page keeps working from the weekly hours you set, without the calendar filter.
Yes, and that is the point — availability follows the person running the event, not a single shared account.
Connect the calendar and let it filter the page for you. See the full pricing if you want the detail first.
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