Never Miss a Beat with Google Calendar and WhatsApp Alerts!
Get timely reminders straight to your WhatsApp, so you're always prepared.
"When a Google Calendar event is approaching, it notifies by sending a WhatsApp template message"
| Step 1: Set your Google Calendar with upcoming events. |
| Step 2: Prepare your WhatsApp template message called 'reminder'. |
| Step 3: Connect your Google Calendar to the automation. |
| Step 4: Sit back and receive alerts on WhatsApp as your event nears! |
As your Google Calendar event time approaches, this smart system sends a gentle nudge to your WhatsApp with all the details. It's like having a personal assistant reminding you what’s next.
This automation has transformed how I manage my time. Never missing a beat with WhatsApp reminders is a true lifesaver!
Yesterday at 4:51| Manual | Botize | |
|---|---|---|
| Manually checking Google Calendar | 10 | 0 Minutes |
| Sending manual WhatsApp reminders | 15 | 0 Minutes |
| Total | 25 | 0 Minutes |
You've just found the perfect solution to keep your calendar under control.
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⌾︎ Those who juggle multiple appointments daily.
⌾︎ Anyone who wants to streamline their scheduling process.
✕ If you prefer handwritten notes.
✕ If you have no events on Google Calendar.
✓ Adjust the reminder time to fit your schedule.
✓ Personalize the WhatsApp message template for different events.
✓ Select which events trigger reminders.
The automation is triggered whenever a Google Calendar event approaches, notifying by sending a WhatsApp template message. It assumes you have a WhatsApp template named 'reminder' set up on Facebook to accept a first parameter with the event title and a second parameter with the event start date and time
