Add time to Google Calendar event

[reservasvalenciataxi@gmai]

Hello

I have a booking form with Elementor that creates an event in Google Calendar.

I want the end time of the event to be the start time + 30 minutes. Can this be done with Date/Time Formatter by Pabbly or with another action?

Thank you

 

[ArshilAhmad]

Hi @reservasvalenciataxi@gmai,

You can use Date/Time Formatter to add 30 minutes to your Start Time.

 

[ac24365]

Thanks.
If I want to receive the alerts 15 mins before start time, what should i do?

 

[Supreme]

If I want to receive the alerts 15 mins before start time, what should i do?

You can refer to the following video lesson on setting the automation to send the notification before 15, min or any desired time.

 

[ac24365]

Hi
This doesnt work for Google Calendar. It’s meant for zoom.

My Google calendar events are already entered for the whole year
My google calendar event starts at say 9am
I need to send an message at 8:30am(30 mins before)

Currently I have chosen Google Event started option…. so when the trigger is "event started” is already started(9am), how can pabbly sent the message in the past(8:30am)

Kindly help.

 

[Arshita]

Hey @ac24365

Yes, I understand that the video we shared is for Zoom meetings, but instead of Zoom, you can add the application you want, for example, Google Calendar.

Please follow the steps in the video to set a reminder 30 minutes before the Google Calendar event and try it from your end.

If you face any issues, feel free to let us know.

 

[ac24365]

Sorry, but this isnt working
As for the logic, when i am using Google Calendar "When Event Starts", then adding -30 mins to trigger it 30 mins in the past, how does the trigger work?
The flow is triggered when the event is due to start(say 5pm) and then at 5pm I am asking it to for -30 mins and which is 4:30pm, which is in the past now. So how will this trigger.Kindly help

 

[ArshilAhmad]

The solution provided above will only work for newly created events. It won't work for existing events in your Google Calendar. There is no workaround for the use case you are describing; the use case you are describing is not possible.