Google Calendar
Connecting Google Calendar is the single most important integration: it lets 42min see when you're busy (so you're not double-booked) and add new bookings to your calendar automatically. You connect it from Availability → Calendar. This page is the Google-specific reference; for the step-by-step walkthrough (which also covers Microsoft / Outlook) see Connecting your calendar.
What it does
- Conflict checking — 42min reads the calendars you mark for conflict checks and removes those busy times from your booking pages.
- Write-back — when someone books, 42min creates the event on the calendar you've set as the write target; the invitee gets a calendar invite.
- Google Meet — for event types whose location is Google Meet, a conference link is generated per booking — see Google Meet.
- Multiple accounts — connect more than one Google account (e.g. work and personal) and choose per-calendar what each is used for.
How to do it
- Open Availability → Calendar.
- Click Add Calendar, sign in with the Google account, and grant 42min access.
- Choose which of that account's calendars check for conflicts and which one new bookings are written to.
- Repeat for any other Google accounts.
Common pitfalls
- Connected but slots are still wrong. The account is connected, but the calendar holding your events isn't ticked for conflict checks — fix that on the Calendar tab.
- No write-back. Pick a calendar as the write target; without one, 42min has nowhere to create the event.
- Access revoked. If you remove 42min from your Google security settings, the connection goes stale — reconnect from Availability → Calendar.
Last updated May 11, 2026.