Ask a question or describe the work you need in plain English. OpenTag uses the tools exposed by your Google Calendar connection, then brings the result back to the channel or DM where the work started.
Use your calendar to prepare for the next conversation
OpenTag can read events and availability from the Google Calendar account you connect. Pair calendar details with accessible Granola notes for a private meeting brief, or ask for available times before deciding what to book.
Prepare for external meetings
Example request — replace the bracketed details with your own.
For external meetings on [calendar], send a private Slack brief 45 minutes before the start. Include attendees, relevant Granola history, open commitments and source links. Use [timezone] and exclude personal events and focus blocks.
Find a time
Example request — replace the bracketed details with your own.
Find three free half-hour slots next week for [attendees] on [calendar], using [timezone]. Do not book a slot or invite anyone yet.
What to check before you connect
Review Google Calendar sharing separately from Gmail and Drive. Name the calendar, timezone and attendees in the request.
Creating or changing events requires the appropriate access. A briefing or availability check does not need to change the calendar.
Calendar writes that can invite attendees are held in scheduled routines. Interactive calendar edits do not all require a separate approval card.
The connection dialog is the source of truth for the accounts, permissions, and actions available to your workspace.
1
Choose Google Calendar
Open Integrations in OpenTag, select Google Calendar, and authorise the account you want to use.
2
Review access
Check the sharing and read or write choices shown for that account before completing the connection.
3
Start the work
Mention OpenTag in an invited Slack channel or DM and say what you need from the connected account.
Your account stays within the access you choose
Integrations belong to the person who connected them. OpenTag uses the selected account only when a request needs it, and a connection set to read only stays read only.
Private or team accessScoped permissionsRevocable anytime
Routines that use Google Calendar
Start with a recurring task, then choose the accounts, scope and Slack destination that fit your team.
SalesBefore sales meetings
Pre-call account brief
Prepare the people, company context, and open questions before a sales meeting.
Google Calendar
Apollo
Slack
Example request
“Before each sales meeting on my Google Calendar, research the company and attendees in Apollo and send me a private Slack brief with sources and open questions.”
Receive a private brief with who you are meeting, your history, open commitments, and source links.
Google Calendar
Granola· Read only
Slack
Example request
“Before my external meetings, send me a private Slack brief with the attendees, our history from Granola, open commitments, useful questions, and links to every source.”