Calendar Sync
Real-time calendar sync for availability checking and conflict detection
Google Meet
Auto-generate Meet links when someone books a meeting with you
Auto-Refresh
OAuth tokens refresh automatically — no manual reconnection needed
Prerequisites
You’ll need:- A Google account (personal or Google Workspace)
- Member or admin access to your Orbit AI team
Setup Guide
Click "Connect Google"
Click the Connect Google button to begin the OAuth authorization flow.
You’ll be redirected to Google’s consent screen.
Authorize Permissions
Review and accept the requested permissions on Google’s consent screen. Make sure to grant
all requested scopes for full functionality. You’ll be redirected back to Orbit AI automatically.
Permissions
Orbit AI requests the following Google OAuth scopes to power its features:Calendar Read/Write
Read your calendars for availability and create events for booked meetings
Google Meet
Generate Google Meet conference links for scheduling bookings
Privacy Note — Orbit AI only accesses the minimum data needed — calendar availability and event creation.
We don’t read your emails or access any data beyond what’s required for scheduling.
Calendar Sync
Once connected, your Google Calendars are automatically discovered and synced. Orbit AI uses your calendar data for availability checking when people book meetings through your scheduling pages, and for conflict detection to prevent double-bookings.How Calendar Sync Works
- All calendars from your Google account are automatically discovered
- Select which calendars to check for conflicts in your scheduling settings
- New bookings are created as events on your primary calendar
- Calendar data syncs in real-time — changes are reflected immediately
Google Meet
When someone books a meeting through your scheduling page, Orbit AI can automatically generate a Google Meet link and include it in the calendar event and confirmation email. Set Google Meet as the location type in your scheduling page settings.Troubleshooting
Token expired or connection lost
Token expired or connection lost
If your Google token expires and cannot be auto-refreshed, go to Settings → Email & Calendar and click “Reconnect” next to your Google account. This will re-authorize and restore the connection.
Missing calendars
Missing calendars
Only calendars you have access to in Google will appear. If a calendar is missing, verify it’s visible in your Google Calendar settings. Shared calendars may require the owner to grant you access.
Permission errors during authorization
Permission errors during authorization
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