Who’s it for
Who’s it for Teams that track absences in Everhour and want a shared Google Calendar view for quick planning. Ideal for managers, HR/OPS, and teammates who need instant visibility into approved time off. What it does Pulls approved time-off from Everhour on a schedule Creates/updates all-day events per day of absence in Google Calendar Removes stale events if a request changes or is canceled Uses a stable external key (everhour:ASSIGNMENT_ID:YYYY-MM-DD) to avoid duplicates How it works A Schedule Trigger runs periodically → the workflow fetches Everhour assignments, filters approved time-off, expands multi-day requests into single-day items, then searches by external key to either create or update events. Separate cleanup steps list calendar events and delete any that are no longer present in Everhour. How to set up In n8n, create an HTTP Header Auth credential for Everhour with header `X-Api-Key: {YOUR_EVERHOUR_API_KEY} `. Add a Google Calendar OAuth credential. Open the Config node and set your calendarId (e.g., team@group.calendar.google.com). Enable the workflow and choose your schedule. Requirements Everhour account with API access Google Calendar (workspace or personal) n8n Cloud or self-hosted How to customize the workflow Adjust the schedule (hourly/daily). Filter by user or time-off type. Tweak the event title/description templates. Point to multiple calendars (duplicate the create/update branch per calendar). An n8n automation workflow template by Hossein Karami.
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