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Google Calendar Loader

Google Calendar Loader reads the events of one of your Google calendars between two dates. You can filter by text, for example by a customer’s name, and limit how many events are read. Recurring events appear only once.

When to use it

  • Prepare a summary of the day’s meetings every morning.
  • Find the meetings you have had with a customer over a period.
  • Check a week’s schedule before proposing a meeting.

Configuration

The component needs a Google Calendar credential connected to the Google account of the calendar. See Credentials.

FieldWhat it does
Credential (required)The Google Calendar credential used to read the calendar.
CalendarThe calendar the events are read from. The list loads with the account’s calendars; click the refresh button if they don’t appear. Left empty, the account’s primary calendar is used.
Events to readThe maximum number of events read. Default: 10.
QueryA text to filter the events, for example a customer’s name. Leave it empty to read them all.
Min RangeThe date and time from which events are searched, in the format YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS AM/PM zone, for example 2026-03-02 09:00:00 AM UTC. An ISO 8601 date such as 2026-03-02T09:00:00Z is also accepted; without a zone, UTC is used.
Max RangeThe date and time up to which events are searched, in the same format.

Output

The Events Content output returns one item per event found, sorted by start time, with all its details: title, start, end, description, location, attendees and ID. The ID is what Google Calendar Modifier needs to change or delete the event.

Example

A sales director wants to receive her schedule for the day every morning:

  1. Add Google Calendar Loader, pick the credential and her calendar.
  2. In Min Range and Max Range, enter the start and the end of the day.
  3. Connect Events Content to an agent that writes a summary of the meetings.
  4. Email the summary and schedule the flow to run every morning.

Good practices

  • Write the dates exactly in the format shown; otherwise the component returns an error.
  • Set Events to read to the number of events you expect in the range.