A ClickUp due date is easy to forget if it never shows up on the calendar you check every morning. FlowMattic adds tasks to Google Calendar from your WordPress site, moves the event when the date changes, removes it when the task is deleted and finds free time for focused work. It suits freelancers, agencies and managers who plan in ClickUp but live in their calendar.
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When this happens in ClickUp28 triggers
Do this in Google Calendar21 actions
1. TriggerTask Created
2. ActionCreate Detailed Event
When ClickUp fires Task Created, FlowMattic runs Create Detailed Event in Google Calendar with the data from that event.
You build this in the FlowMattic workflow builder on your own site. See the setup steps
ClickUp and Google Calendar workflows you can build
Each one uses only triggers and actions the two integrations ship today, plus FlowMattic's own tools. Where the library has a ready-made template, import it instead of building from scratch.
Add each task with a due date to Google Calendar
A Filter skips tasks without a date. The rest become calendar events with the task name, link and ID, so deadlines sit beside meetings.
Task Created→Filter→Create Detailed Event
Move the calendar event when a due date changes
List Events searches for the task ID kept in the event, and Update Event moves it to the new date, so the calendar never shows an old deadline.
Task Due Date Updated→List Events→Update Event
Remove the event when its task is deleted
Deleting a task finds the matching event by task ID and deletes it, which keeps cancelled work from cluttering next week's view.
Task Deleted→List Events→Delete Event
Book a focus block when you are assigned a task
Find Availability checks a slot before the due date, and if it is free a working block is created for the task, so assigned work gets protected time on the calendar.
Schedule a review call when a task moves to review
A Filter catches the move to a review status and Create Quick Event adds a short review slot, so the reviewer and owner meet while the work is fresh.
Task Status Updated→Filter→Create Quick Event
Ready-made template
Create a prep task for each client meeting that is booked
New Event Matching Search picks up new events with a word such as Client in them, and Create Task adds a ClickUp prep task with the meeting time, so nobody walks into a call unprepared.
New or Updated EventTriggers when an event is created or updated (except when it's cancelled
New Event Matching SearchTriggers when an event is created that matches a search
Event CancelledTriggers when an event is cancelled or deleted
Event StartTriggers a specified amount of time before an event starts
Actions (21)
Create Detailed EventCreates a new event with detailed options
Create Quick EventCreates a new event with minimal input
Update EventUpdate an existing event in Google Calendar
Delete EventDelete an event from Google Calendar
Get EventGet details of a specific event from Google Calendar
Duplicate EventCreates a copy of an existing event
List EventsList events from Google Calendar with optional filters
Find AvailabilityCheck if your calendar is free during a specific time slot
Get Free/Busy InformationReturns free/busy information for a set of calendars
Create CalendarCreate a new calendar in Google Calendar
Get CalendarReturns metadata for a calendar
List CalendarsFetches a list of calendars available in the user\'s account
Update CalendarUpdate calendar properties in Google Calendar
Delete CalendarDelete a calendar from Google Calendar
Clear CalendarClears a primary calendar by deleting all events
Add Attendee to EventAdd an attendee to an existing event
Remove Attendee from EventRemove an attendee from an existing event
Create Access Control RuleCreates a new access control rule on the specified calendar
Get Access Control RuleReturns an access control rule
Update Access Control RuleUpdates an access control rule
Delete Access Control RuleDeletes an access control rule from the specified calendar
Why run this pair with FlowMattic
ClickUp and Google Calendar connect through FlowMattic on your own site, with no separate automation account in the middle and no charge per run.
One place to see the week
Deadlines from ClickUp sit beside meetings, so you can see whether there is time to do the work before it is due.
The calendar follows changes
Due date, status and deletion triggers keep events in step with the task, rather than leaving a stale copy.
Unlimited runs, your server
FlowMattic runs on your WordPress site with no per-task pricing, so syncing a busy workspace costs the same as a small one.
Common questions
Can a new Google Calendar event create a ClickUp task?
Yes. New Event Matching Search or New or Updated Event can start a workflow that runs Create Task, so a booked meeting gets a prep task with its time and attendees in the description.
Can I add the task's assignee as an attendee?
Yes. After the event is created, use Add Attendee to Event with the assignee's email, so the event also shows in their calendar.
Can different lists go to different calendars?
Yes. Put a Router on the list name after the trigger and give each path its own Create Detailed Event with a different calendar.
Can I log calendar time against the task?
Yes. Start a workflow with Event Ended, keep only your focus blocks with a Filter, and add each block's length to its task with the ClickUp Time Tracked action, using the task ID kept in the event.
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Reviewed 23 Oct 2026. The example workflows are written with AI from the real triggers and actions of both integrations and checked against them. ClickUp integration 1.1.1, Google Calendar integration 2.0.0.