Google Calendar Setup
Sync your WordPress appointments directly to Google Calendar in just a few minutes. This guide will help you create the Client ID and Client Secret required for the connection.
Quick Setup (Recommended)
Follow the steps below to connect your website to Google Calendar safely and correctly.
1. Open Google Cloud Console
Go to:
Log in with the Google account that owns your calendar.
2. Create a New Project
At the top of the page click:
Example project name:
Click Create.
3. Enable Google Calendar API
Go to:
Search for:
Click Enable.
4. Configure OAuth Consent Screen
Go to:
Select:
Fill the required fields:
- App name: Appointment Management PRO – SWS
- User support email: your Google email
- Authorized domain: your-domain.com
Click Save and Continue.
5. Add Required Permissions
Click Add or Remove Scopes and add:
This permission allows the plugin to create and update Google Calendar events.
6. Create OAuth Credentials
Go to:
Click:
Choose:
7. Add Redirect URI
IMPORTANT — this URL must match exactly.
Replace your-site.com with your real domain.
Example:
Click Create.
8. Copy Your Credentials
Google will generate:
Client Secret
Copy and save both values securely.
9. Connect the Plugin
In your WordPress admin go to:
Paste:
Client Secret
Then click Connect to Google.
10. Authorize Access
Google may show this warning:
This is normal for private apps.
Click:
Then click Allow.
Test the Connection
Create a test appointment in WordPress. If everything is correct, the event will appear in your Google Calendar instantly.
Common Issues
Redirect URI mismatch
Make sure the URI matches exactly:
App not verified warning
This is normal for private apps. Just click Advanced → Continue.
Tokens expire after 7 days
Make sure the publishing status is set to:
You can change this in APIs & Services → OAuth consent screen.
Need Help?
If you have difficulties setting up Google Calendar sync, contact support and include:
- Your website URL
- A screenshot of the error message
Support will help you resolve the issue quickly.
Pro Tip
Each website should create its own Client ID and Client Secret. This ensures better performance and avoids API quota limitations.
Full Documentation
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