How to connect Google Calendar
Once connected, Timing appointments appear in your Google Calendar and your personal events block time in Timing. One calendar instead of two.
Where to start
The profile icon at the top of your home screen
Open your personal settings
Tap the profile icon in the top corner of your home screen.
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The profile icon at the top of the home screen. Find the Google Calendar section
Scroll down to the Google Calendar card.
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The Google Calendar card in settings. Sign in with Google
Tap connect and choose the Google account that holds your calendar. Approve the permissions on Google's screen.
Choose which calendars to import
If you keep several calendars in Google, pick the ones that should block time in Timing. A holidays calendar, for instance, usually should not.
Turn on booking window blocking
This is the setting that makes an event in your personal calendar actually block that hour in Timing. Without it the import shows you the events but customers can still book over them.
Tips from the field
Pushing your appointments into Google Calendar works on every plan. Importing your personal Google events starts at Professional.
After connecting, open your Timing calendar and check that external events show up. That is the fastest way to confirm it all works.
You can switch blocking off for a single appointment, if it does not really take your time.
If you would rather not have every event block, mark the harmless ones as free in Google Calendar.
Common questions
Only you. To customers the hour simply is not offered.
Yes, from the same place. After disconnecting, external events stop blocking time.
No. It belongs to a higher plan.
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