How do you sync the Bookingor WordPress plugin with Google Calendar?
Steps for Google Calendar Integration
You can sync your booking schedule with Google Calendar to manage appointments from one dashboard. My research shows that you must connect your Google account through the plugin settings to enable two-way synchronization. This process ensures that every booking you receive in WordPress appears in your calendar and that you block off personal events to prevent double bookings.
I find that this integration works best when you set up your API credentials correctly within the Google Cloud Console. Once you configure these keys, the plugin handles the data transfer between platforms. You can trust this setup to keep your availability accurate across all your devices.
These specific features support your scheduling workflow:
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- Two-way synchronization between WordPress and Google Calendar
- Automatic updates for new bookings and cancellations
- Customizable sync intervals to refresh your availability
- Prevention of double bookings by blocking busy slots
- Support for multiple staff members with individual calendars
- Real-time notification updates sent directly to your email
- Option to sync existing events from Google to WordPress
- Simple interface for mapping calendar fields
- Secure connection using OAuth authentication
- Reliable performance for small and large businesses
You should verify your connection settings after the initial sync to ensure data flows in both directions. If you notice a delay, refresh the page or check your API token status. Keeping your calendar updated helps you avoid conflicts and maintain a professional schedule. I suggest you test the process with a dummy appointment to confirm everything works as expected.
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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