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# Calendar & Scheduling

Connect PaintScout to Google Calendar to keep sales events in sync. You can use one-way or two-way sync, depending on how you want appointments to flow between both calendars.

PaintScout currently supports Google Calendar for calendar sync. This section covers how to connect it, choose a sync direction, and control what your team can see in PaintScout.

## How calendar sync works

Google Calendar sync supports:

* **PaintScout → Google Calendar** — Send PaintScout sales events to Google Calendar
* **Google Calendar → PaintScout** — Show Google Calendar events inside PaintScout
* **Two-way sync** — Keep both calendars aligned automatically

If you also manage appointment scheduling inside PaintScout, see [Sales Calendar & Events](/support/operations/events-and-calendar.md).

## In This Section

* [Google Calendar](/support/integrations/calendar-and-scheduling/google-calendar-integration.md) — Connect Google Calendar, choose a sync direction, and control event visibility in PaintScout


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