Configuring a Google Calendar for Use in Confluence

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Learn how to use Google Console to set up a service account connection to a Calendar.

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After installing Brikit Calendar Integrations, the next step is to prepare your Google Calendar so that it can be accessed by the app within Confluence. This means creating a project within the Google Cloud Platform (AKA Google Console) and setting up a service account that may access your calendar. Brikit Calendar Integrations then uses this service account to read and display calendar events.

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Enable sharing in Google Workspace

If your Calendar is managed using a Google Workspace account (like most corporations using G-Suite), then turn on "external sharing" as follows:

Go to https://admin.google.com
Navigate to Apps > G Suite > Calendar > Sharing Settings
- Set “External sharing options for primary calendars” to the “Share all information, but outsiders cannot change calendars” option
Navigate to Apps > G Suite > Calendar > General Settings
- Set “External sharing options for secondary calendars” to the “Share all information, but outsiders cannot change calendars” option

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