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Google Slides Integrations

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Put Google Slides at the center of your automated work

Create Google Slides presentations from events in other apps, edit their contents in batches and retrieve slide thumbnails.

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  • ✓Visual Workflow builder
  • ✓Schema-aware field mapping
  • ✓Retries and failure recovery
  • ✓Run audit and observability
  • ✓Reusable connected accounts
  • ✓Triggers, Actions, filters, and Paths

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Google Slides + Google Calendar

Google Calendar · Google Slides

Create an agenda deck for new Google Calendar events

Connect Google Calendar and Google Slides. Choose a dedicated calendar to watch and activate the workflow. Create a new named event after the first poll. FastHook creates a private presentation named for the event and inserts a title slide. It reads the event title only. Open the created deck from the run output. Later event edits and cancellations do not change the deck.

  1. 1. Google Calendar · New Event
  2. 2. Google Slides · Create the private agenda deck
  3. 3. Google Slides · Add a title slide
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Google Slides + Google Drive

Google Drive · Google Slides · Slack

Notify Slack when a new Google Slides presentation appears

Connect Google Drive, Google Slides and Slack. Select a dedicated Drive folder and a private Slack channel. Use Google accounts that can both access the folder and its presentations. After the initial poll, create a new Google Slides presentation in that folder. FastHook reads its title from Slides and posts the title and link. Channel members see the title, and Google still controls access to the presentation.

  1. 1. Google Drive · New Presentation (Polling)
  2. 2. Google Slides · Read the new presentation
  3. 3. Slack · Share the title and presentation link
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Google Slides + Slack

Google Drive · Google Slides · Slack

Notify Slack when a new Google Slides presentation appears

Connect Google Drive, Google Slides and Slack. Select a dedicated Drive folder and a private Slack channel. Use Google accounts that can both access the folder and its presentations. After the initial poll, create a new Google Slides presentation in that folder. FastHook reads its title from Slides and posts the title and link. Channel members see the title, and Google still controls access to the presentation.

  1. 1. Google Drive · New Presentation (Polling)
  2. 2. Google Slides · Read the new presentation
  3. 3. Slack · Share the title and presentation link
View template →Use template
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Connect Google Slides

Google authorization is currently available to approved test users. Choose a Google Slides action in FastHook, connect your Google account and select a presentation or map its ID from an earlier step. Google asks for access to Slides, the Drive files used by FastHook and read access to Sheets for linked charts.

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Map your Workflow data

Connect your accounts and map the required fields from earlier steps. Test with data you control before activation.

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Before you activate

Reading or editing an existing presentation depends on the connected Google account’s permissions. The Drive selector shows files available to this connection. You can also map or enter a presentation ID. Google Slides provides actions. Use Google Drive’s New Presentation trigger to react to new presentations, or start from another app. Images are inserted from URLs that Google can fetch. Exporting or copying a presentation uses the Google Drive API. Thumbnail links expire, usually after about 30 minutes. Anyone holding a live link may be able to access the image.

Build your Workflow

What you can automate with Google Slides

Choose a Trigger from another app, then add Google Slides as an Action.

  • Create a presentation with a title from another app
  • Read a presentation, an individual slide or a temporary PNG thumbnail URL
  • Build ordered updates for slides, shapes, text, tables, images, charts and comments
  • Protect an update with the latest presentation revision ID

FAQ

Google Slides automation questions

Connection guide →
How do I connect Google Slides?

Google authorization is currently available to approved test users. Choose a Google Slides action in FastHook, connect your Google account and select a presentation or map its ID from an earlier step. Google asks for access to Slides, the Drive files used by FastHook and read access to Sheets for linked charts.

What can I automate with Google Slides?

Create a presentation with a title from another app. Read a presentation, an individual slide or a temporary PNG thumbnail URL. Build ordered updates for slides, shapes, text, tables, images, charts and comments. Protect an update with the latest presentation revision ID

What should I check before activating?

Reading or editing an existing presentation depends on the connected Google account’s permissions. The Drive selector shows files available to this connection. You can also map or enter a presentation ID. Google Slides provides actions. Use Google Drive’s New Presentation trigger to react to new presentations, or start from another app. Images are inserted from URLs that Google can fetch. Exporting or copying a presentation uses the Google Drive API. Thumbnail links expire, usually after about 30 minutes. Anyone holding a live link may be able to access the image.

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Put Google Slides at the center of your automated work

Choose a ready-made Google Slides Workflow, connect your accounts, and test it before activation.

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