Copy Google Calendar meetings to Notion
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How does this automation work?
With Bardeen, you can seamlessly transfer all your Google Calendar meetings within a specified time frame to a Notion database. This workflow is perfect for those who use Notion as their primary workspace and want to have all their meetings in one place. It saves you time from manual copying and ensures that none of your meetings are missed out.
Here is how this workflow works:
- Find events: The first step involves using Google Calendar to search for all events within a specified time frame. You will need to provide the 'Starting Date' and 'Ending Date' for this search.
- Find meetings from events: In the next step, Meeter, a meeting management tool, is used to extract all meetings from the events found in the previous step.
- Create Notion page: Finally, a new page is created in your specified Notion database. Each page corresponds to a meeting extracted in the previous step, thus effectively copying all your meetings to Notion.
How to run the playbook
If you fell in love with Notion (like we did), you’ve probably set your entire life in there. And your calendar is no exception.
This automation will help you copy your existing Google Calendar events to Notion with just a few clicks and zero copy-pasting.
Step 1: Setup your Notion calendar
First, you will need to set up a Notion database for your meetings. You can create one from scratch or duplicate our template optimized for this use case.
Step 2: Pin the Playbook and set it up
Click the “Pin it” button at the top of this page to get this Playbook saved to your playbooks.
Then we need to map data from Google Calendar to Notion.
To do this, hover over the playbook card and “Open Playbook in Builder.”
From here, customize the “Action 2: Add Notion page” action. Enter your Notion database and map the data fields using “custom field mapping.”
Save the playbook and close the builder.
Step 3: Run the Playbook
Click on the Playbook card. You will be asked to specify the date range for the events that you want to copy.
For instance, you can write "one month ago" to "now".
💡Pro Tip: You can also filter the events that you want to copy. For example, use the event status argument in the Builder to filter events by status such as “Accepted," "Confirmed," “Rejected.” By default, this Playbook copies all your calendar events within the specified time range.
To learn what else you can automate with Notion, check out our Notion Automation Guide.
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