Connect Google Calendar to Brava
What is Google Calendar?
Google Calendar is Google's calendar, part of Google Workspace.
How Brava uses Google Calendar
- Your 1:1s. Brava finds your recurring 1:1s and keeps their agendas in one place.
- After-meeting prompts. When a meeting ends, Brava asks if anything stood out.
- Meeting notes. Granola notes are matched to the right meeting.
What Brava reads
- Reads
- Video meetings on your primary calendar: title, time and attendees.
- Never reads
- Event descriptions or locations.
- Who connects it
- Each person connects their own account.
Why it matters for reviews
1:1s with context. Every 1:1 starts from what happened since the last one.
Capture it in the moment. A prompt at the end of a meeting beats trying to remember it months later.
Google Calendar and Brava: common questions
Does Brava integrate with Google Calendar?
Yes. Brava finds your recurring 1:1s and keeps their agendas in one place.
What does Brava read from Google Calendar?
Video meetings on your primary calendar: title, time and attendees. It never reads event descriptions or locations.
Who connects Google Calendar to Brava?
Each person connects their own account, and decides whether to.
Does Brava read meeting descriptions?
No. Brava reads the title, time and attendees of video meetings on your primary calendar. It doesn't keep descriptions or locations.
Does Brava use Google Calendar data to train AI models?
No. Your data never trains models.
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