Connect Wild Apricot and Google Calendar integrations
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Fires almost immediately after contact was created or modified. This is a recommended replacement for 'Contact modified (obsolete)' module.
WARNING: This trigger is obsolete, we recommend to use "Contact modified - instant" module. This trigger fires when a contact data was modified. You could select a date, from which to monitor contact modifications. If you choose some date in the past, you will get all contacts modified since that date.
Fires when an event was either created, updated or deleted.
Fires when event registration is created, updated, canceled or deleted. Also fires on RSVP response.
Warning: this module is obsolete. Use "Invoice created or modified" instead. This trigger fires when a new invoice is created in your Wild Apricot account
Fires when invoice is created, modified, voided or deleted.
This trigger fires when a new audit log item created. Records does not contain detailed information about related documents. If you need more details, please use 'Get audit log item details' module.
Fires when payment is created, updated, canceled or deleted.
Clears a primary calendar. This operation deletes all events associated with the primary calendar of an account.
Creates a new calendar.
Creates a new access control rule.
Creates a new event.
Deletes a calendar.
Deletes an access control rule.
Deletes an event.
Duplicates an event.
Returns metadata for a calendar.
Returns metadata of an access control rule.
Returns metadata for an event in the specific calendar.
Returns free/busy information for a set of calendars.
Performs an arbitrary authorized API call.
Updates an existing calendar.
Updates an existing access control rule.
Updates an existing event.
Returns the rules in the access control list for the calendar.
Returns the calendars on the user's calendar list.
Searches for events on the specified calendar.
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Create custom Wild Apricot and Google Calendar workflows by choosing triggers, actions, and searches. A trigger is an event that launches the workflow, an action is the event.
Mark event attendee as checked-in, or remove check-in flag.
Clears a primary calendar. This operation deletes all events associated with the primary calendar of an account.
Clone existing event.
Fires almost immediately after contact was created or modified. This is a recommended replacement for 'Contact modified (obsolete)' module.
WARNING: This trigger is obsolete, we recommend to use "Contact modified - instant" module. This trigger fires when a contact data was modified. You could select a date, from which to monitor contact modifications. If you choose some date in the past, you will get all contacts modified since that date.
Creates a new calendar.
Creates a new access control rule.
Creates a new event.
This module creates new contact record in your Wild Apricot account.
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Sync your Notion meetings database with Google Calendar by automatically creating, updating and deleting events. The template setup assumes you have a Notion database where all your meeting information is stored. Each item (page) on the database is a new meeting and it includes values for all the properties as showcased in this [example](https://www.notion.so/Create-new-Google-Calendar-events-from-Notion-database-items-87a6c3a697eb4a15ab42544f70abb038).
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