What you get
One-way push of RemixCRM events to your personal Google Calendar. Each user in your org connects their own Google account; events they're assigned to (as primary or staff) get pushed to their calendar with the event date, client name, and venue.
This is per-user, not per-org — you each connect separately so events land in your own personal Google Calendar.
Setup
- Settings → Integrations → Google Calendar (or wherever the link is — may be under Account)
- Click Connect Google Calendar
- You'll be redirected to Google's OAuth consent screen
- Grant calendar-write access
- You'll be redirected back, and the integration shows as connected
That's it — no API keys to paste, no copy-paste.
What gets pushed
- All future events you're the primary contact on
- Events you're assigned as staff (configurable per-user)
- Title:
[client name] — [event type] - Description: links back to the RemixCRM event page
- Date/time: from the event's start_time
- Location: venue address
What's not synced
Currently one-way push only. RemixCRM doesn't:
- Read your existing Google Calendar
- Detect conflicts with personal events
- Update your Google event when you reschedule in RemixCRM (you'd need to re-sync manually)
- Delete the Google event when you delete it in RemixCRM
Two-way sync is on the roadmap.
Privacy
RemixCRM only requests https://www.googleapis.com/auth/calendar.events
scope — read/write access to events on calendars you own. It cannot read
emails, contacts, drive files, or anything else.
You can revoke access at any time from myaccount.google.com/permissions.