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ICS Parser

Topangan

Member
Need a way to get data from an ICS file (calendar invite) into a Pabbly workflow. Currently, there is no way to do this unless you are directly connected to the calendar. An example would be a meeting invite is created in Outlook or some other calendar platform and that invite is sent to a designated email address in the form of an ICS file attachment. Pabbly would ingest that email and extract the ICS data into a JSON format or text format that then can be used in a workflow. Thank you for your consideration
 
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Pabblymember11

Guest
Hey @Topangan

The response from the Google Calendar action/trigger does not seem to include the downloadable ICS/ICal format.

Instead, you can retrieve the added attendees of the event from the Get Event action step in JSON format by toggling the simple response button.

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Topangan

Member
Hey @Topangan

The response from the Google Calendar action/trigger does not seem to include the downloadable ICS/ICal format.

Instead, you can retrieve the added attendees of the event from the Get Event action step in JSON format by toggling the simple response button.

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Thank you for replying to my message...

The reason I need the data from the ICS file is because I the invite can come from many different calendar providers (that I do not have access to) and the ICS file is the only data file that is consistent between all of the calendars.
 
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Pabblymember11

Guest
The reason I need the data from the ICS file is because I the invite can come from many different calendar providers (that I do not have access to) and the ICS file is the only data file that is consistent between all of the calendars.
In that case, I am sorry to say if you do not own the calendar it wouldn't be possible to get the attendee's data.
 
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