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Your pickup and delivery orders, in Google Calendar

Connect your Google account once and every scheduled order appears as an event at its pickup or delivery time. Give each store its own calendar, and choose what each event says.

Available on the Growth plan and up. All paid plans include a 14-day free trial.

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What is Google Calendar sync in Bird?

In Bird Pickup & Delivery, the Shopify app by BirdChime, Google Calendar sync adds each scheduled order to Google Calendar as an event, at the date and time the customer picked. Events carry customer details, the method and order details, and each store location can use its own calendar.

What syncs
Each scheduled order, as an event at its pickup or delivery time
Event details
Customer details, times, order items and delivery method
Per location
A different calendar for each store, on Scale
Event text
Edit the title and description on Scale
Setup
Sign in with Google from Bird's Integrations settings
Plan
Growth and up
Price
Paid plans from $19.99 a month, with a 14-day free trial

What shows up in Google Calendar?

Each scheduled order, as an event at the time the customer picked.

  • Events sit on the pickup or delivery date and time slot from the order.

  • Order details

    Events include customer details, the delivery method, order items and pickup or delivery times.

  • Automatic

    Once connected, new orders sync on their own. There's nothing to export.

  • Next to everything else

    Your orders sit alongside your other appointments in the same Google Calendar.

What does a synced event look like?

Examples built from the help center's own variables and calendar names.

  • An event titleScale only

    A title built from {{order_name}} and {{attributes['Delivery Method']}} reads "#1001 - Pickup" in your calendar.

  • The descriptionScale only

    Add {{attributes['Delivery Time']}}, {{total_price}}, {{shipping_address.address1}} and {{note}} so drivers see the slot, total, address and order note.

  • Two storesScale only

    Create "Downtown Store" and "Westside Location" calendars in Google, then pick one for each location in Bird.

  • Names off the titleScale only

    Remove the customer name variables from the title. The name stays in the description if you want it there.

Can each store have its own calendar?

Yes. Pick a Google calendar for each location in Bird.

  • Under Internal notifications in each location's settings, choose the calendar its orders go to.

  • One Google account

    Different stores can use different calendars, but all of them belong to the one Google account you signed in with.

  • Different schedules

    Works whether your stores share one schedule or each has its own.

Can I choose what each event says?

Yes. Edit the event title and description with order variables.

  • Title and descriptionScale only

    The summary is the event title; the description is what staff see when they open the event.

  • Order variablesScale only

    Order number, customer first and last name, method, date, time slot, total, address, city, phone and order note.

  • PrivacyScale only

    Keep customer names off event titles, for calendars that more people can see.

Why use Google Calendar instead of a report?

It's a way to see and share the schedule without opening a CSV.

  • Team visibility

    Calendar sync gives your team the delivery schedule in a tool they already use.

  • No spreadsheet

    The help center lists it as the non-CSV way to view and share schedule data.

  • For prep lists and order details by email, use Bird's exports and automated reports.

Where else can I see scheduled orders?

In Bird's own Orders calendar, in Shopify admin and in staff emails.

  • Per-day counts for Pick Up, Delivery and Shipping, with a click through to each day's orders.

  • Shopify order page

    The date, time and method appear on the order in your Shopify admin.

  • Staff notification emails can include the customer's chosen date, time and method.

  • Customers can see their date and time in their customer account.

How is this different from Bird's own Orders calendar?

Bird's calendar counts orders by day. Google Calendar shows each order as an event your team can share.

CapabilityBird Orders calendarGoogle Calendar sync
ShowsBird Orders calendarOrder counts per day for Pick Up, Delivery and ShippingGoogle Calendar syncEach order as an event at its time slot
DetailsBird Orders calendarClick a day to see its ordersGoogle Calendar syncOpen an event for customer and order details
By storeBird Orders calendarLocation filterGoogle Calendar syncA calendar for each location
WhereBird Orders calendarInside the Bird appGoogle Calendar syncIn Google Calendar, next to your other appointments
PlanBird Orders calendarEvery paid planGoogle Calendar syncGrowth and up

How do I connect Google Calendar?

In Bird, go to Integrations > Google Calendar, sign in with Google and allow calendar access. Orders then sync on their own; the guides cover location calendars and event text.

FAQ

What else do merchants ask about Google Calendar sync?

How can I see my Shopify pickup and delivery orders in Google Calendar?

Connect Bird to Google Calendar from Bird's Integrations settings. Each scheduled order then appears as an event at its pickup or delivery date and time, with customer details, the method and order details. It's on Growth and up.

Can I use a separate calendar for each store?

Yes. Create a calendar for each store in Google, then choose it under Internal notifications in each location's settings in Bird. Location calendars are on Scale.

Can I use a different Google account for each store?

Each store can have its own calendar, but they all sit in the one Google account you sign in with.

Can I hide customer names in calendar events?

Yes. Edit the event title and remove the customer name variables; the name can stay in the description. Event text editing is on Scale.

Do I have to export orders to get them into Google Calendar?

No export is needed. Once you've connected your account, orders sync to Google Calendar automatically.

Does it work for Shopify stores outside the US?

Events use the date and time slot the customer picked. On Scale you write the event title and description yourself, so they can be in the language your staff use.

Do I need a developer to connect it?

You connect it yourself: sign in with Google from Bird's Integrations settings and allow calendar access.

Which plan do I need?

Google Calendar sync is on Growth and up. A calendar for each location needs Scale, and editing the event text needs Scale.

How much does it cost?

Paid plans start at $19.99 a month, and Google Calendar sync is on Growth and up. Plans are priced in US dollars and billed through Shopify. All paid plans include a 14-day free trial, and annual billing is 10% off.

Terms on this page

Event template
The title and description Bird writes into each Google Calendar event.
Summary
Google Calendar's name for the event title.
Variable
A placeholder such as {{order_name}} that Bird fills with the order's details.
Location calendar
A Google calendar picked for one store, so its orders go there.

Your day's orders, where your team already looks.

Try Google Calendar sync free for 14 days. Connect your account, place a test order and watch the event appear before you pay.