# Google Calendar action - Create all day event
The Create all day event action allows you to schedule an all-day event within a selected Google Calendar. You can create events in calendars that belong to other Google users if you have the permissions to change events.
To use this action, ensure you have the necessary permissions to add events to the selected Google Calendar. Ensure the calendar is accessible from your Google account.
Google Calendar - Create all day event action
# Input fields
- Calendar
- Select the Google Calendar where the event will be created.
- Start date
- Specify the starting date for the all-day event.
- End date
- Specify the ending date for the all-day event.
- Displayed time zone
- Choose the time zone for displaying event times.
- Name
- Enter the name or summary of the event.
- Event description
- Provide a detailed description of the event.
- Location
- Add the location of the event, if applicable.
- Attendee emails
- Enter a comma-separated list of attendee emails to invite to the event.
- Send notifications?
- This field is deprecated and will be overridden by the send updates field. If true, it sends notifications about created or updated events.
- Send updates
- Choose whether to send notifications about the event.
- Guests can modify?
- Allow or deny guests to modify the event.
- Display guests list?
- Choose whether to display the list of guests on the event.
- Status
- Set the current status of the event (for example: confirmed, tentative).
- Visibility
- Specify the visibility of the event, such as public, private, or default.
- Show me as
- Set your availability status during the event, such as busy or available.
# Output fields
- Kind
- The type of the resource.
- Etag
- The Etag of the event.
- Color ID
- The color ID used in the calendar for the event.
- Event import ID
- The import ID for the event.
- ID
- The unique identifier for the event.
- Status
- The status of the event.
- URL
- The URL of the calendar event.
- Created
- The creation time of the event (in ISO format).
- Updated
- The last modification time of the event (in ISO format).
- Summary
- The summary or title of the event.
- Description
- The description of the event.
- Location
- The location where the event is taking place.
- Start
- The start time of the event.
- End
- The end time of the event.
- Recurrence
- The recurrence rules of the event.
- Recurring event ID
- The ID of the recurring event.
- Original start time
-
The original start time of the event.
- Date time
- The date and time of the event.
- Time zone
- The time zone of the event.
- Visibility
- Visibility of the event (for example: public, private).
- Reminders
-
The reminder settings for the event.
- Use default
- Indicates if the default reminder settings are used.
- Overrides
-
Specific reminder overrides for this event.
- Method
- The method of the reminder, like email or popup.
- Minutes
- The number of minutes before the event when the reminder should occur.
- List size
- The total number of reminders set for this event.
- List index
- The position of this specific reminder in the list of reminders.
- Show me as
- Availability during the event (for example: busy, free).
- Hangout link
- Link for the Hangout associated with the event.
- Sequence
- Sequence number of the event.
- Guests can modify
- Indicates if guests can modify the event.
- Guests can see other guests
- Indicates if guests can see other guests.
- Attendees
-
A list of attendees for the event.
- ID
- Unique identifier of the attendee.
- Email address of the attendee.
- Name
- Name of the attendee.
- Self
- Indicates if the attendee is the user managing the calendar.
- Response status
- Attendee's response status for the event invitation.
- Comment
- Any comment provided by the attendee.
- List size
- Number of attendees in the list.
- List index
- Position of the attendee in the list.
- Creator
-
The person who created the event.
- ID
- Unique identifier of the creator.
- Email address of the creator.
- Name
- Name of the creator.
- Self
- Indicates if the creator is the user managing the calendar.
- Organizer
-
The person or entity organizing the event.
- ID
- Unique identifier of the organizer.
- Email address of the organizer.
- Name
- Name of the organizer.
- Self
- Indicates if the organizer is the user managing the calendar.
Last updated: 12/21/2023, 2:22:41 AM