> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.scaleconnect.com.au/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.scaleconnect.com.au/scaleconnect-docs/workspace/integrations.md).

# Integrations

ScaleConnect integrates with Google Calendar to power scheduling, availability checking, and the AI Scheduling Agent. Connecting takes under a minute and unlocks the platform's full meeting automation capabilities.

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## Connect Google Calendar

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#### Open Settings → Integrations

Click **Settings** in the sidebar, then navigate to **Integrations**. Find the **Google Calendar** card.
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#### Authorise with Google

Click **Connect** on the Google Calendar card. A Google OAuth consent screen opens — sign in with the Google account that holds your primary work calendar and grant access.
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#### Confirm connection

You'll be redirected back to ScaleConnect. The card now shows a **Connected** badge with your Google account email.
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Use your primary work Google account. If you're on Google Workspace, your admin may need to approve ScaleConnect as an authorised third-party app.
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## What It Unlocks

Once connected, Google Calendar powers several features across the platform:

| Feature                     | What it does                                                                                                       |
| --------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| **Calendar in the top bar** | See your daily schedule at a glance without leaving ScaleConnect                                                   |
| **Availability checking**   | Every booking flow checks your calendar first — no double-bookings                                                 |
| **Scheduling Agent**        | The AI bot negotiates meeting times with clients inside chat, books the event, and adds a Google Meet link         |
| **AI Workflow triggers**    | When a client crosses a readiness threshold, the platform auto-books a review meeting on your calendar             |
| **Two-way sync**            | Events created in either system stay in sync — reschedule in Google and it updates in ScaleConnect, and vice versa |

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## Disconnecting

Go to **Settings → Integrations**, click the **Google Calendar** card, then **Disconnect**. ScaleConnect revokes OAuth tokens and removes synced data. Your Google Calendar itself is unaffected.

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Disconnecting disables the Scheduling Agent, availability checking, and automated meeting booking until you reconnect.
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For the full reference — sync behaviour, troubleshooting, event management, and FAQs — see [Google Calendar Setup and Sync](https://github.com/scaleapp-au/scaleconnect-docs/blob/main/workspace/google-calendar.md).


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