# Google Calendar with Slack

Ever wondered who is the current rotation or oncall or on Vacation? Want to plan your rotations or vacations in a better way?

With Pagerly, you can easily have 2- way sync between Google Calendar and Slack Pagerly

Some of the workflows you can achieve:

* Get your upcoming team's schedule on Slack
* Manage the Entire Schedule
* You can set up reminders for the upcoming Schedule
* You also can reschedule, reassign events and rotations and oncalls
* Create an override within Slack itself without going to Google Calendar.
* Mention and Tag the current rotation easily on any thread or Slack conversation.
* Pagerly would also update your team's channel topic with the current rotation

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### Setup Google Calendar with Pagerly

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### Navigating the Slack App & Giving Access To Google Calendar

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<summary>Step 1 :Go To Pagerly Slack App in your workspace</summary>

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<summary>Step 2: Click on the Connect Button next Configure Paging/Schedule Tool</summary>

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<summary>Step 3: Choose Google Calendar</summary>

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<summary>Step 4: Complete Google OAUTH flow</summary>

Note: Complete the Google Oauth Flow with the user who has access to the Google Calendar

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### Create Team to Manage Google Calendar

[Go to Add Team by following instructions and add the Google Calendar Schedule Id](/how-to-work-with-pagerly/sync-team-schedule-from-tools-pagerduty-opsgenie-etc.md)


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