Google Calendar conflict protection

Nuteq remains the owner of appointments. Google Calendar is optional conflict protection: Nuteq checks busy times before offering or booking a slot, then adds the Nuteq-managed appointment to your owned Google calendar.

Connect Google in one step

Open Calendar → Availability and choose Connect Google Calendar. Sign in to the Google account that owns the calendar for this business and approve the focused Calendar permissions. Nuteq selects your primary calendar by default, so most businesses can stop there.

Choose another calendar

Open Manage calendars when your business uses a separate owned calendar. Select the calendars Nuteq should check and save. Shared calendars can provide busy times, but Nuteq only writes events to a calendar the connected account owns. Event details from Google are never shown in Nuteq; only generic busy blocks are used for conflict protection.

What happens after setup

Nuteq checks Google again immediately before an automatic booking. If Google is temporarily unavailable or the result is unclear, Nuteq leaves the request for you to review rather than claiming the time is free. Google edits do not change Nuteq appointments.

Disconnecting stops future Google projections and leaves existing Google events in place. You can reconnect the same account later.