When you connect Google Calendar, Revisual asks for a few permissions, shown as Scopes in the app. Revisual uses them to read your events. It never changes your calendar.
Permission | Required? | What it lets Revisual do | If you don't grant it |
Public profile | Always on | Show your name and email on the connection | n/a |
Calendar API | Yes | Read events from the calendars you choose | Your widgets show no events |
Events Attachments (optional) | No | Use the first image attached to an event as its cover image | Events show without images |
Events Attachments also needs your images shared with Revisual's address, [email protected]. See Add event images from Google Drive.
Change your permissions
Step 1: Go to Integrations.
Step 2: On your Google Calendar connection, click ⋮ and choose Edit scopes and calendars.
Step 3: Open the Scopes tab. It shows who granted access and when.
Step 4: Tick or untick permissions, then click Sign in with Google to confirm them with Google. You'll come back to the same connection.
If a permission goes missing
Permissions can be removed on Google's side, for example from your Google account's security settings or by your Google Workspace admin. Revisual checks its permissions before each sync. If one is missing, automatic syncing stops, you see a notice in Revisual, and we email you. To fix it, reconnect your Google Calendar.