Google Calendar is a scheduling platform used to organize events and appointments for individuals and teams. Connecting to Cognito Forms turns submissions into events—adding guests, setting details and reminders, and updating or canceling as plans change.
Reduce back-and-forth scheduling—turn form entries into events with guests and reminders, cut manual edits, and prevent double‑bookings.
- Fewer scheduling emails
- Faster confirmations
- Cleaner team calendars
Use this integration to:
- Create events with attendees
- Update or reschedule events
- Cancel events and notify guests
How It Works
- Log into Zapier
- Open zapier.com and sign in
- Start a new Zap
- Click “Make a Zap”
- Set Cognito Forms trigger
- Choose “New Entry” or “Updated Entry”
- Connect form and select it
- Add Google Calendar action
- Pick “Create Detailed Event” or “Update Event”
- Connect your Google account
- Map key fields
- Assign event title, date/time, attendees, description
- Test the Zap
- Run a test with form data and confirm event creation/updating
- Activate the Zap
- Turn it on to automate future calendar updates
Still need help? Check out our Zapier support article.
- Log into Make
- Visit make.com and sign in
- Create a scenario
- Click “Create a new scenario”
- Add Cognito Forms trigger
- Use “Watch New Entries”
- Connect your Cognito Forms account and select the form
- Add Google Calendar action
- Choose actions like “Create Event” or “Update Event”
- Connect your Google account
- Map form fields
- Link form data to calendar fields—title, time, description
- Test your scenario
- Submit a test entry and check Google Calendar
- Activate and monitor
- Enable the scenario and watch execution logs
Still need help? Check out our Make support article.
- Access Power Automate
- Go to flow.microsoft.com and sign in
- Click “Create” > “Automated cloud flow”
- Select Cognito Forms trigger
- Pick “When a new entry is created” trigger
- Connect and pick your form
- Add Google Calendar action
- Choose “Create event” or “Update event”
- Sign in to Google Calendar
- Map event details
- Map form fields to event title, start/end, attendees
- Test flow
- Raise a test entry and verify calendar event
- Enable the flow
- Turn on the flow after successful testing
- Monitor runs
- Check run history and fix mapping issues if any
Still need help? Check out our Microsoft Power Automate support article.