Who’s it for
Who’s it for Operators and makers who capture tasks from custom forms, bots, or automations and want them to appear as time-boxed events in Google Calendar with minimal setup. How it works A Webhook receives a payload containing the task title and a due date (as Unix seconds). The workflow formats the date, checks the most recently updated events in your calendar to avoid duplicates, and creates a new 30-minute event (configurable). After creation, it optionally deletes the original task, keeping your Task list clean and your Calendar up to date. How to set up Select your Google Tasks and Google Calendar credentials. Open the Configuration node and set tasklistId, calendarId (use primary or a specific calendar), defaultMinutes, and eventColor. Send a sample POST to the Webhook with { TaskName, DueDateTimeSeconds }. Run once in manual mode and, if all looks good, activate. Requirements Google accounts for Tasks and Calendar. Appropriate scopes/permissions in the selected credentials. How to customize the workflow Change the event duration/color in Configuration. Adjust duplicate detection by modifying the Calendar search window and query. Map additional fields (e.g., description, attendees) on the Calendar node’s optional fields. Tags Google Calendar, Google Tasks, Webhook, Automation, Productivity Categories Productivity, Google, Calendar. An n8n automation workflow template by R4wd0G.
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