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GitHub + Slack + Timely Time Tracking + Google Calendar integrations

Automate project creation, milestone scheduling, team alerts, time tracking, and calendar updates across GitHub, Slack, Timely Time Tracking, and Google Calendar.

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Set up project tracking, schedule milestone reviews, alert your engineering team, and log billable hours, all in just one click.

Set up a Timely project, Google Calendar review, and Slack announcement when a new GitHub milestone is created

Milestone is created in GitHub→Create project in Timely Time Tracking→Create detailed event in Google Calendar→Send channel message in Slack
Kick off a new development milestone by automatically creating a tracking project in Timely, scheduling a review call in Google Calendar, and notifying the team in Slack.
Setting up a new project phase usually requires manual updates across multiple tools. This automation creates your budget project in Timely, puts the review meeting on your Google Calendar, and posts the announcement in Slack the moment the milestone is added in GitHub. It prevents setup delays and keeps your entire engineering group aligned.
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Create a Timely project, Google Calendar kickoff, and GitHub issue backlog when a new project starts in Slack

Project is created/updated in Timely Time Tracking→Create channel in Slack→Create detailed event in Google Calendar→Create issue in GitHub
Initialize a client engagement by opening a discussion channel in Slack, setting up a calendar kickoff, and logging initial tasks in GitHub.
When starting new client work, getting all platforms ready takes valuable time. This workflow automatically sets up your discussion channel in Slack, schedules the introductory meeting in Google Calendar, and populates your initial sprint backlog in GitHub whenever a project is created in Timely.
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Set up a Slack channel, calendar kickoff, and GitHub backlog when a new client is added in Timely

Client is created in Timely Time Tracking→Create channel in Slack→Create detailed event in Google Calendar→Create issue in GitHub
Register a new client in Timely to automatically open their communication channel in Slack, schedule an onboarding call, and create tracking tasks in GitHub.
Client onboarding involves coordinating several administrative steps before work can begin. This setup handles the repetitive groundwork by opening a dedicated Slack channel, scheduling your onboarding sync in Google Calendar, and generating initial onboarding tasks in GitHub without manual intervention.
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Schedule a release review on Google Calendar, log hours in Timely, and notify Slack when a GitHub release ships

Release is created in GitHub→Create detailed event in Google Calendar→Create event for project in Timely Time Tracking→Send channel message in Slack
Celebrate and review a new product release by scheduling a team debrief, logging verification time in Timely, and alerting stakeholders in Slack.
Shipping code is only half the battle; post-deployment reviews and time logging require careful coordination. When a release goes live in GitHub, this workflow automatically blocks time on Google Calendar, records deployment verification hours in Timely, and posts an update to your company Slack channel.
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Log review hours in Timely, update GitHub sprint issues, and notify Slack after a Google Calendar meeting ends

Event is ended in Google Calendar→Create event for project in Timely Time Tracking→Create an issue comment in GitHub→Send channel message in Slack
Log your sprint review time in Timely, add notes to your GitHub issues, and share a summary on Slack as soon as your calendar meeting concludes.
After wrapping up a review meeting, administrative follow-up often gets delayed. This automation takes care of recording your meeting time in Timely, posting action items to the relevant GitHub issue, and sharing the recap in Slack the moment your Google Calendar event finishes.
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Schedule an emergency war room, log response hours, and alert Slack when a critical bug is reported in GitHub

Issue is created in GitHub→Continue only if issue label contains critical-bug→Create detailed event in Google Calendar→Create event for project in Timely Time Tracking→Send channel message in Slack
Filter critical GitHub bugs to instantly schedule an emergency calendar event, reserve response time in Timely, and alert the on-call Slack channel.
Handling production emergencies requires rapid notification and scheduling. When an issue is flagged with a critical bug label in GitHub, this setup filters the priority, books an urgent calendar session, reserves emergency hours in Timely, and pages your team in Slack immediately.
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Estimate development hours with AI, schedule work blocks in Timely and Calendar, and notify Slack for new GitHub issues

Issue is created in GitHub→Estimate development hours and generate triage summary→Create event for project in Timely Time Tracking→Create detailed event in Google Calendar→Send channel message in Slack
Use AI to estimate engineering workload for new GitHub issues, schedule the calculated work block in Timely and Google Calendar, and notify sprint leads on Slack.
Triage and scheduling for incoming feature requests can be tedious. This workflow sends new GitHub issues to AI for workload estimation, automatically blocks out the necessary time in Timely and Google Calendar, and alerts your team leads in Slack to keep sprints moving efficiently.
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Create a Timely project, Slack channel, and architecture sync on Google Calendar when a GitHub repo is created

Repository is created in GitHub→Create project in Timely Time Tracking→Create channel in Slack→Create detailed event in Google Calendar
Bootstap a new code repository by opening a billable project in Timely, a dedicated team channel in Slack, and a technical sync in Google Calendar.
Starting a new repository means setting up tracking, communication, and calendar invites from scratch. The moment you create a repository in GitHub, this workflow provisions a matching project in Timely, creates your Slack discussion channel, and schedules an architecture sync on Google Calendar.
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Set up a Timely project, calendar kickoff, and GitHub backlog when a new channel is created in Slack

Channel is created in Slack→Create project in Timely Time Tracking→Create detailed event in Google Calendar→Create issue in GitHub
Turn a new Slack discussion channel into a tracked project in Timely, complete with a kickoff meeting and initial GitHub issues.
When your team starts a new initiative by opening a Slack channel, manual setup is usually required to track time and tasks. This automation bridges the gap by creating a matching project in Timely, scheduling your kickoff call on Google Calendar, and opening a master backlog issue in GitHub.
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Search GitHub users, schedule calendar meetings, and message team members when a person is updated in Timely

Person is created/updated in Timely Time Tracking→Search user in GitHub→Create detailed event in Google Calendar→Send direct message in Slack
Sync team member updates from Timely to GitHub profiles, schedule alignment meetings in Google Calendar, and send welcoming direct messages on Slack.
Keeping staff directories and permissions aligned across platforms takes constant effort. Whenever a person is added or updated in Timely Time Tracking, this workflow finds their GitHub profile, schedules an alignment call in Google Calendar, and sends a direct onboarding message in Slack.
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Steps to connect GitHub, Google Calendar, Slack and Timely Time Tracking

  1. Log in to Integrately
  2. Search and select GitHub and Google Calendar
  3. Pick a ready 1-click automation or select the desired trigger-action pair
  4. Securely connect your GitHub & Google Calendar accounts
  5. Add Slack & Timely Time Tracking in the next steps of your workflow
  6. Map the fields across all four apps
  7. Test it, then switch it on Done

How the data usually flows between GitHub, Google Calendar, Slack and Timely Time Tracking

Watch how project updates move smoothly across your development and scheduling tools without manual copying.

GitHub
GitHub
The moment a milestone, issue, or repository is created in GitHub, the workflow starts automatically. Nobody has to check for development updates manually.
Trigger
Google Calendar
Google Calendar
Review calls and kickoff meetings go straight onto Google Calendar so your schedule is organized before anyone needs to coordinate manually.
Schedule
Timely Time Tracking
Timely Time Tracking
Budget projects and time entries update in Timely automatically, keeping your company time management accurate without spreadsheet work.
Track
Slack
Slack
Your team receives clear updates and channel messages in Slack so everyone knows what needs attention next.
Notify
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Once set up, your data moves seamlessly
between GitHub, Google Calendar, Slack and Timely Time Tracking.
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Slack
Timely Time Tracking
One continuous flow, Zero extra effort.

Supported triggers and actions

A trigger is what starts the automation. An action is what it does next. Mix any of these across the three apps.

GitHub
GitHub Triggers & Actions
Commit is created in GitHub
Triggers the automation when a new commit is created
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Issue is created in GitHub
Triggers the automation when a new issue is created
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Repo issue is created in GitHub
Triggers the automation when a repository issue is created
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Issues assigned to me from a GitHub organization in GitHub
Triggers the automation when a GitHub issue is assigned to the particular user
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Repository is created in GitHub
Triggers the automation when a repository is created
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Pull request is created in GitHub
Triggers the automation when a new pull request is created
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Release is created in GitHub
Triggers the automation when a new released is created
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Repo event is created in GitHub
Triggers the automation when a repository event is created
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Commit comment is created in GitHub
Triggers the automation when a comment is added to a commit in the repository
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Gist is created in GitHub
Triggers the automation when a new gist is added
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Team is created in GitHub
Triggers the automation when a new team is created
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Milestone is created in GitHub
Triggers the automation when a new milestone is created
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Branch is created in GitHub
Triggers the automation when a new branch is created in a git repository
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Organization is created in GitHub
Triggers the automation when a new organization is created
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Label is created in GitHub
Triggers the automation when a new label is created
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Collaborator is created in GitHub
Triggers the automation when a new event or workout session is scheduled
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Create issue in GitHub
Generates a new issue for tracking and resolving
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Update issue in GitHub
Updates issue details with the latest information
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Create an issue comment in GitHub
Adds a new comment to an issue
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Create pull request in GitHub
Creates pull requests for code changes
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Update pull request in GitHub
Updates a pull request with new changes
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Create gist in GitHub
Creates a new gist
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Search Repository in GitHub
Searches for a repository
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Search user in GitHub
Searches for a user
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Search pull requests in GitHub
Searches for pull requests
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Delete branch protection in GitHub
Removes branch protection settings on a particular branch
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Search issue in GitHub
Searches for an issue
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Google Calendar
Google Calendar Triggers & Actions
Event is created in Google Calendar
Triggers the automation when a new event is created
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Event is about to start in Google Calendar
Triggers the automation when any event is about to start
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Event is cancelled or deleted in Google Calendar
Triggers the automation when any event is cancelled or deleted
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Event is updated in Google Calendar
Triggers the automation when any event is updated
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Event matching search is created in Google Calendar
Triggers the automation when an event that matches a specified search criteria is created
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Event is ended in Google Calendar
Triggers the automation when any event comes to an end
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Create detailed event in Google Calendar
Adds a new detailed event to the calendar
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Update detailed event in Google Calendar
Updates a detailed event
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Search event in Google Calendar
Conduct a search for events based on particular criteria
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Delete event in Google Calendar
Removes a particular event from the calendar
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Get event by id in Google Calendar
Retrieves a event based on its id
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Search multiple events in Google Calendar
Searches for multiple events
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Quick add event in Google Calendar
Adds an event using the quick add feature
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Add attendee(s) to event in Google Calendar
Adds attendee/s to the particular event
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Update attendee(s) to event in Google Calendar
Updates attendee information for an event
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Create calendar in Google Calendar
Generates a new calendar with particular events and dates
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Slack
Slack Triggers & Actions
Message is posted on private channel in Slack
Triggers the automation when a message is posted on a private channel
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Group message is received in Slack
Triggers the automation when a group message is received
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Direct message is received in Slack
Triggers the automation when a direct message is received
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Reaction is added in Slack
Triggers the automation when someone reacts to any message
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Channel is created in Slack
Triggers the automation when a new channel is created
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Custom emoji is added in Slack
Triggers the automation when a custom emoji is added
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User is created in Slack
Triggers the automation when a new user is created
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File is created in Slack
Triggers the automation when a particular action in the workflow fails
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Search user in Slack
Searches for a user
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Get thread messages in Slack
Retrieves messages in a specific thread
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Send channel message in Slack
Sends a channel message
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Send direct message in Slack
Sends a private message to a recipient
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Send private channel message in Slack
Sends a private message to a channel
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Reply to channel message in Slack
Replies to a channel message
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Search message in Slack
Searches for a message
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Invite user to channel in Slack
Sends an invitation to a user to join a channel
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Search user by email in Slack
Retrieves user information based on their email address
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Update profile in Slack
Updates the user's profile
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Create channel in Slack
Creates a new channel
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Set channel topic in Slack
Sets the channel topic
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Get user by id in Slack
Retrieves user information using their id
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Set status in Slack
Sets the status
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Get Message Permalink in Slack
Retrieves the unique url link for a message within a conversation or chat
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Add reminder in Slack
Schedule and set reminder for a date and time
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Timely Time Tracking
Timely Time Tracking Triggers & Actions
Time entry is created or updated in Timely Time Tracking
Triggers the automation when a time entry is created or updated
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Project is created/updated in Timely Time Tracking
Triggers the automation when a project is created or updated
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Tag is created in Timely Time Tracking
Triggers the automation when a tag is added
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Workspace is created in Timely Time Tracking
Triggers the automation when a new workspace is created
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Person is created/updated in Timely Time Tracking
Triggers the automation when a person is created or updated
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Client is created in Timely Time Tracking
Triggers the automation when a new client is created
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Create project in Timely Time Tracking
Creates a new project
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Create person in Timely Time Tracking
Generates a new person
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Create event for user in Timely Time Tracking
Creates a new event associated with a user
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Create event for project in Timely Time Tracking
Creates a new event associated with a project
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Create client in Timely Time Tracking
Generates a new client profile
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Who this setup is for

Software engineering teams
Software engineering teams
Project managers
Project managers
DevOps specialists
DevOps specialists
Agency directors
Agency directors
📋 Software engineering teams
You manage code repositories in GitHub while juggling calendar reviews and time tracking across different apps. This setup connects your development milestones directly to your schedule and team chat.
🎙️ Project managers
You spend hours manually setting up client projects, scheduling sync calls, and notifying your team. This automation handles project initialization across Timely, Google Calendar, and Slack instantly.
🔁 DevOps specialists
You need to respond to critical bugs and releases without delay. This workflow routes emergency issues from GitHub into calendar war rooms and team alerts automatically.
🗂️ Agency directors
You onboard clients and build technical backlogs every week. This setup aligns your billing projects in Timely with your team communication channels and task boards.
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No duplicate entries
Match records before creating new projects or calendar items, so the same item does not get created twice if triggers fire multiple times.
Auto-retry failed steps
If a step does not go through the first time due to a temporary network issue, the automation can retry it instead of leaving your workflow half-finished.
Conditional task routing
Filter updates based on labels or content, ensuring only high-priority issues trigger emergency calendar events and time allocations.
Multi-app synchronization
Keep GitHub, Timely, Google Calendar, and Slack completely in sync so your code, time tracking, schedule, and chat match up at all times.

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Questions people ask

Can GitHub milestones automatically create projects in Timely and schedule Google Calendar events?
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, Integrately has a ready workflow to automatically create projects in Timely and schedule Google Calendar events from new GitHub milestones. When a milestone is created in GitHub, Integrately can create the project in Timely Time Tracking, schedule the meeting in Google Calendar, and notify your team in Slack.
Does creating a project in Timely automatically open a Slack channel and Google Calendar meeting?
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Can critical GitHub bugs automatically schedule emergency calendar events and alert Slack?
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Do I need coding skills to connect GitHub, Slack, Timely and Google Calendar?
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