When New Event Added in Google calendar, Execute Query (Returns all matching rows) in Amazon Redshift
Polls Google Calendar every few minutes to find newly created events.
Just choose your app, click to connect, add conditions, and see the magic happen. No coding needed.



Use cases
Every workflow runs automatically in the background — no manual effort after setup.
Polls Google Calendar every few minutes to find newly created events.
Polls Google Calendar every few minutes to find recently updated events.
Polls every few minutes for events that are starting soon.
Polls every few minutes for events that ended recently.
Select a trigger and action below to set up your automation.
How It Works
Create a free Konnectify account at konnectify.co — no credit card required.
Authorize Konnectify to access Google calendar securely using OAuth. Your credentials are never stored.
In the same way, authorize Konnectify to access Amazon Redshift so it can send data on your behalf.
Select the Google calendar event that should start the workflow, map the fields to Amazon Redshift, and turn on the automation.
Google calendar
TriggerAmazon Redshift
ActionGoogle calendar
ActionAmazon Redshift
ActionPolls Google Calendar every few minutes to find newly created events.
Polls Google Calendar every few minutes to find recently updated events.
Polls every few minutes for events that are starting soon.
Polls every few minutes for events that ended recently.
Polls Amazon Redshift using a cursor-based for rows in a table.
Polls Amazon Redshift using a cursor-based for rows in a table.
Polls Amazon Redshift using a cursor-based for rows in a table.
Polls Amazon Redshift using a cursor-based for rows in a table.
Polls Amazon Redshift using a cursor-based for rows in a table.
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