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Create AddCal calendar entries from new Google Calendar events

When a new event is added to Google Calendar, FlowMattic creates a matching entry in AddCal so both calendars stay perfectly synchronized without any duplicate scheduling.

Google CalendarGoogle Calendar AddCalAddCal
~5 min setup used by 2.6k sites

Free · import into FlowMattic in one click

How it works

Every step, explained

Import the template and this whole chain runs on autopilot — here's exactly what happens on each run.

Google Calendar → AddCal
2 steps
Google Calendar
TRIGGER
Google Calendar · New or Updated Event
The workflow starts automatically when an event is created or updated (except when it's cancelled) in Google Calendar. FlowMattic captures that data for the steps below.
AddCal
ACTION
AddCal · Create Event
AddCal — creates an event with smart defaults and automatic calendar management. Data is mapped from earlier steps; connect your AddCal account on import.
Why this workflow

Built to own, not to rent

No-code setup

Import the JSON, connect your accounts, and go live in minutes. Every step is pre-mapped — you only add your own credentials.

Runs on your server

Self-hosted on your WordPress install. No per-task fees, no data leaving your infrastructure, no monthly SaaS bill.

Fully customizable

Open it in the visual builder and reshape it — add branches, swap apps, insert filters. A starting point, not a cage.

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