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Integration · Google Calendar

Appointments, focus time, routines. In one daily plan.

Meetings come into Peak Day, focus time can be blocked, and recurring routines land where they happen.

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What connects

Google Calendar and Peak One.

What the Google Calendar integration connects to Peak One
What Peak readsAppointments in Peak Day · Block focus time · Recurring routines and sales sessions
Becomes this in PeakAppointment · Person · Task
DirectionInto Peak · Actions out of Peak are planned
Sign-inAt the provider, in Peak One under Settings › Integrations. Multiple accounts possible, can be disconnected anytime.
Used byWork · People · Sales

Example workflow

Here's what it looks like day to day.

  1. TriggerA new appointment
  2. 01Appears in Peak Day
  3. 02Attendees as people
  4. 03Preparation as a task
Result: Calendar and tasks sit in the same day.

Setup

Connect in three steps.

  1. 01 / 03

    Open Integrations

    In Peak One settings under Integrations, choose Google Calendar.

  2. 02 / 03

    Approve

    You see what is requested and explicitly approve it. Multiple accounts are possible.

  3. 03 / 03

    Have it assigned

    Peak maps the data to your existing objects. The connection can be disconnected at any time.

Frequently asked questions

Briefly answered.

Does Peak make a copy of my Google Calendar data?

No. Records from Google Calendar are mapped to core objects (Appointment, Person, Task). The external ID is kept as a reference.

Can I disconnect the connection again?

Yes, anytime in the settings under Integrations.

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