Built for teams who already live in Google Calendar.
NearOps connects with Google Calendar to keep bookings and engineer availability in sync — without forcing engineers to learn yet another schedule.
Bookings → Google Calendar
When a booking is created, updated, or cancelled, NearOps can create, update, or remove the matching event in the engineer's selected Google Calendar — including customer details, service, and address.
Google Calendar → availability
Engineers can connect a calendar that NearOps reads to create availability blocks, preventing customers from booking during existing commitments. Engineers stay in control of which calendar is read.
A clean two-way bridge between bookings and calendars.
Engineer connects Google
From their NearOps account, an engineer authorises Google Calendar and picks which calendar to write to and read from.
Bookings create events
Each new booking creates a calendar event with customer, service, and location. Updates and cancellations sync automatically.
External events block slots
Events on the connected calendar appear as blocked availability so customers can't book over real commitments.
Your calendar data stays your calendar data.
NearOps uses Google Calendar access only to help connected engineers manage bookings and availability. When an engineer connects Google Calendar, NearOps may create booking events, update booking events when appointments are rescheduled, delete or mark events when bookings are cancelled, and read events from a selected calendar to create availability blocks. NearOps does not sell Google user data, does not use Google Calendar data for advertising, and users can disconnect Google Calendar at any time from their account settings.
What permissions NearOps requests.
calendar.eventsCreate, update, and remove booking events on the engineer's selected calendar.
calendar.readonlyRead events from the selected calendar to block availability during existing commitments.