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#MOON INVOICE PROBLEM IPAD UPDATE#

Events created with an invalid start or end date will be created for the time your Zap runs. This may happen if the start and end time/date are invalid. Is your detailed event appearing in the calendar for the same time the Zap ran? If you're using the Quick Add Event action instead of the Create Detailed Event action, there are some specific guidelines that must be followed to make sure that Google Calendar can interpret the date and time correctly. Are you using the "Quick Add Event" action? If your trigger is sending the data in DD/MM format, you can use a Formatter step to reformat the date. The dates need to be in MM/DD/YYYY format to ensure Google Calendar adds the event to the correct date(s). So, if you try to send an event for Apas, Google Calendar will interpret that as July 4, 2021. Regardless of the settings in your Google Calendar, data sent through their API (as Zapier does) must be in MM/DD/YYYY format. Is the event created on the wrong date, specifically with the month and day switched? You may also want to check that app's help pages on Zapier to see if there are any known limitations or restrictions for date/time fields. Refer to the help documentation of any other app in your Zap, to check the timezone on that app.Check your Google Calendar timezone settings.Change the Timezone settings for your Zapier account.When the timezones don't match between apps, this can cause the event to not be created on the expected date and time. This will cause the event to last for an extra day.Ĭheck the timezone setting of both the trigger and action apps, and in Zapier. Or, modify the end date in your Zap directly by adjusting the date/time to include +1d.

#MOON INVOICE PROBLEM IPAD UPDATE#

Update your trigger data so that it lasts for an extra day.

For example, an event created via Zapier for August 10 - August 15 will appear to span August 10 - August 14 in Google Calendar, because the event will end at 12:00:00 on August 15. Are you creating an all-day event?Īll-day events in Google Calendar end at midnight on the last day, so they're exclusive of the end date. There are a few reasons why events might be created for the wrong time or date by a Zap. My events are being created for the wrong date and/or time To trigger off a repeated event, use the Event Starts trigger.

A repeated event would cause an infinite amount of Tasks to occur since when created they have no end date by default.

Repeated events in Google Calendar aren't supported with the New Event trigger in Zapier.

To fix this, have the owner share the calendar with you (even if it's already public). If the calendar doesn't belong to you or hasn't been shared with you, Google will not provide the Summary or Description fields. Why are the Summary and Description fields missing?