A booking app built on Caffeine can now connect directly with Google Calendar, allowing appointments made through its booking page to be added automatically to a user’s calendar.
The integration requires users to enter a client ID and client secret generated through their Google Cloud project in the app’s settings. Once these details are saved, users can continue to Google to link their account.
After connecting, users can set the days and hours they are available for appointments. The app then displays open time slots on their booking page, allowing clients to select a suitable time.
When a booking is made, the appointment is added to the connected Google Calendar, and the person making the booking receives a confirmation email.
The feature is intended to simplify appointment scheduling by bringing availability, bookings and calendar updates into one workflow.
However, the announcement does not specify whether the integration supports calendar conflict checks, automatic rescheduling or cancellations. Users should also review the permissions requested during the Google account connection process and ensure their client credentials are stored securely.
The update adds another practical use case for apps built on Caffeine, particularly for service providers and businesses that manage appointments.
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