How does Bookingor sync WordPress tables with Google Calendar?
Integration Mechanics
I found that you achieve real-time synchronization by connecting your Google account through the Bookingor settings interface. This process establishes a two-way data bridge. When a guest books a table on your site, the plugin sends that reservation data to your Google Calendar instantly. If you add or edit an event directly in your calendar, the plugin updates your website availability to prevent double bookings.
You control the specific calendar used for synchronization within the plugin dashboard. This setup ensures that your staff sees current reservations in one place. By automating the data flow, you eliminate manual entry errors and ensure that your website reflects your actual table inventory at all times. I determined that this feature provides the most value when you manage high-traffic restaurant operations.
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- Automated two-way calendar sync
- Real-time availability updates
- Conflict detection between channels
- Customizable booking notification settings
- Management of multiple table locations
- Instant dashboard synchronization
- Seamless Google API integration
- Data backup for reservation logs
Using this synchronization method, you keep your operations organized without manual monitoring. I recommend testing the connection after the initial setup to confirm data flows in both directions. Take the time to verify your time zone settings to ensure accurate booking windows for your customers.
Ready to get started? Download the free Bookingor plugin from the WordPress directory, or upgrade to Bookingor Pro for advanced features and premium support.
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