This document lists the events and parameters for various types of Calendar Audit activity events. You can retrieve these events by calling [Activities.list()](https://developers.google.com/workspace/admin/reports/v1/reference/activities/list) with `applicationName=calendar`. ## A calendar was modified Creation or deletion of a calendar, or modification of one of its properties - e.g. its title, description, or sharing settings. Events of this type are returned with `type=calendar_change`. ### Calendar access level(s) changed Event details Event name `change_calendar_acls` Parameters `access_level` `string` Access Level. Possible values: - `editor` For calendar, full owner access except that access control settings cannot be modified. For event, user may edit event. - `freebusy` Event(s) only show up as busy time. - `none` Calendar or event not visible. - `owner` Full access to calendar properties, access control, and events. - `read` Event details are readable. - `root` Full owner privileges plus access to preferences. Used for domain admins. `api_kind` `string` API Kind. Possible values: - `android` Indicates that a request for an action came from an Android device. - `api_v3` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar API. - `caldav` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar CalDAV API. - `ews` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar EWS API (Calendar Interop, see https://support.google.com/a/topic/2798684). - `gdata` Indicates that a request for an action came through the Calendar GData API. - `ical` Indicates that a request for an action came from an event email with ICS payload. - `ios` Indicates that a request for an action came through Google Calendar app for iOS. - `not_set` Default value when no information is available about from where this action originated. - `trip_service` Indicates that the request for an action came through Events from Gmail (see https://support.google.com/calendar/answer/6084018). - `wear_os` Indicates that a request for an action came through Google Calendar app for Wear OS. - `web` Indicates that a request for an action came through the Calendar Web interface. `calendar_id` `string` Calendar Id of the relevant calendar in context of this action (for example the calendar that an event is on, or a calendar being subscribed to).Usually takes the form of the user's email address. `grantee_email` `string` Grantee Email. `user_agent` `string` The user agent from the request that triggered this action. Sample request `GET https://admin.googleapis.com/admin/reports/v1/activity/users/all/applications/calendar?eventName=change_calendar_acls&maxResults=10&access_token=YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN` Admin Console message format `{actor} changed the access level on a calendar for {grantee_email} to {access_level}` ### Calendar country changed Event details Event name `change_calendar_country` Parameters `api_kind` `string` API Kind. Possible values: - `android` Indicates that a request for an action came from an Android device. - `api_v3` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar API. - `caldav` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar CalDAV API. - `ews` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar EWS API (Calendar Interop, see https://support.google.com/a/topic/2798684). - `gdata` Indicates that a request for an action came through the Calendar GData API. - `ical` Indicates that a request for an action came from an event email with ICS payload. - `ios` Indicates that a request for an action came through Google Calendar app for iOS. - `not_set` Default value when no information is available about from where this action originated. - `trip_service` Indicates that the request for an action came through Events from Gmail (see https://support.google.com/calendar/answer/6084018). - `wear_os` Indicates that a request for an action came through Google Calendar app for Wear OS. - `web` Indicates that a request for an action came through the Calendar Web interface. `calendar_country` `string` Calendar Country. `calendar_id` `string` Calendar Id of the relevant calendar in context of this action (for example the calendar that an event is on, or a calendar being subscribed to).Usually takes the form of the user's email address. `user_agent` `string` The user agent from the request that triggered this action. Sample request `GET https://admin.googleapis.com/admin/reports/v1/activity/users/all/applications/calendar?eventName=change_calendar_country&maxResults=10&access_token=YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN` Admin Console message format `{actor} changed the country of a calendar to {calendar_country}` ### Calendar created Event details Event name `create_calendar` Parameters `api_kind` `string` API Kind. Possible values: - `android` Indicates that a request for an action came from an Android device. - `api_v3` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar API. - `caldav` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar CalDAV API. - `ews` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar EWS API (Calendar Interop, see https://support.google.com/a/topic/2798684). - `gdata` Indicates that a request for an action came through the Calendar GData API. - `ical` Indicates that a request for an action came from an event email with ICS payload. - `ios` Indicates that a request for an action came through Google Calendar app for iOS. - `not_set` Default value when no information is available about from where this action originated. - `trip_service` Indicates that the request for an action came through Events from Gmail (see https://support.google.com/calendar/answer/6084018). - `wear_os` Indicates that a request for an action came through Google Calendar app for Wear OS. - `web` Indicates that a request for an action came through the Calendar Web interface. `calendar_id` `string` Calendar Id of the relevant calendar in context of this action (for example the calendar that an event is on, or a calendar being subscribed to).Usually takes the form of the user's email address. `user_agent` `string` The user agent from the request that triggered this action. Sample request `GET https://admin.googleapis.com/admin/reports/v1/activity/users/all/applications/calendar?eventName=create_calendar&maxResults=10&access_token=YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN` Admin Console message format `{actor} created a new calendar` ### Calendar deleted Event details Event name `delete_calendar` Parameters `api_kind` `string` API Kind. Possible values: - `android` Indicates that a request for an action came from an Android device. - `api_v3` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar API. - `caldav` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar CalDAV API. - `ews` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar EWS API (Calendar Interop, see https://support.google.com/a/topic/2798684). - `gdata` Indicates that a request for an action came through the Calendar GData API. - `ical` Indicates that a request for an action came from an event email with ICS payload. - `ios` Indicates that a request for an action came through Google Calendar app for iOS. - `not_set` Default value when no information is available about from where this action originated. - `trip_service` Indicates that the request for an action came through Events from Gmail (see https://support.google.com/calendar/answer/6084018). - `wear_os` Indicates that a request for an action came through Google Calendar app for Wear OS. - `web` Indicates that a request for an action came through the Calendar Web interface. `calendar_id` `string` Calendar Id of the relevant calendar in context of this action (for example the calendar that an event is on, or a calendar being subscribed to).Usually takes the form of the user's email address. `user_agent` `string` The user agent from the request that triggered this action. Sample request `GET https://admin.googleapis.com/admin/reports/v1/activity/users/all/applications/calendar?eventName=delete_calendar&maxResults=10&access_token=YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN` Admin Console message format `{actor} deleted a calendar` ### Calendar description changed Event details Event name `change_calendar_description` Parameters `api_kind` `string` API Kind. Possible values: - `android` Indicates that a request for an action came from an Android device. - `api_v3` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar API. - `caldav` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar CalDAV API. - `ews` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar EWS API (Calendar Interop, see https://support.google.com/a/topic/2798684). - `gdata` Indicates that a request for an action came through the Calendar GData API. - `ical` Indicates that a request for an action came from an event email with ICS payload. - `ios` Indicates that a request for an action came through Google Calendar app for iOS. - `not_set` Default value when no information is available about from where this action originated. - `trip_service` Indicates that the request for an action came through Events from Gmail (see https://support.google.com/calendar/answer/6084018). - `wear_os` Indicates that a request for an action came through Google Calendar app for Wear OS. - `web` Indicates that a request for an action came through the Calendar Web interface. `calendar_description` `string` Calendar Description. `calendar_id` `string` Calendar Id of the relevant calendar in context of this action (for example the calendar that an event is on, or a calendar being subscribed to).Usually takes the form of the user's email address. `user_agent` `string` The user agent from the request that triggered this action. Sample request `GET https://admin.googleapis.com/admin/reports/v1/activity/users/all/applications/calendar?eventName=change_calendar_description&maxResults=10&access_token=YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN` Admin Console message format `{actor} changed the description of a calendar to {calendar_description}` ### Calendar exported Event details Event name `export_calendar` Parameters `api_kind` `string` API Kind. Possible values: - `android` Indicates that a request for an action came from an Android device. - `api_v3` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar API. - `caldav` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar CalDAV API. - `ews` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar EWS API (Calendar Interop, see https://support.google.com/a/topic/2798684). - `gdata` Indicates that a request for an action came through the Calendar GData API. - `ical` Indicates that a request for an action came from an event email with ICS payload. - `ios` Indicates that a request for an action came through Google Calendar app for iOS. - `not_set` Default value when no information is available about from where this action originated. - `trip_service` Indicates that the request for an action came through Events from Gmail (see https://support.google.com/calendar/answer/6084018). - `wear_os` Indicates that a request for an action came through Google Calendar app for Wear OS. - `web` Indicates that a request for an action came through the Calendar Web interface. `calendar_id` `string` Calendar Id of the relevant calendar in context of this action (for example the calendar that an event is on, or a calendar being subscribed to).Usually takes the form of the user's email address. `user_agent` `string` The user agent from the request that triggered this action. Sample request `GET https://admin.googleapis.com/admin/reports/v1/activity/users/all/applications/calendar?eventName=export_calendar&maxResults=10&access_token=YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN` Admin Console message format `{actor} exported a calendar` ### Calendar location changed Event details Event name `change_calendar_location` Parameters `api_kind` `string` API Kind. Possible values: - `android` Indicates that a request for an action came from an Android device. - `api_v3` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar API. - `caldav` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar CalDAV API. - `ews` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar EWS API (Calendar Interop, see https://support.google.com/a/topic/2798684). - `gdata` Indicates that a request for an action came through the Calendar GData API. - `ical` Indicates that a request for an action came from an event email with ICS payload. - `ios` Indicates that a request for an action came through Google Calendar app for iOS. - `not_set` Default value when no information is available about from where this action originated. - `trip_service` Indicates that the request for an action came through Events from Gmail (see https://support.google.com/calendar/answer/6084018). - `wear_os` Indicates that a request for an action came through Google Calendar app for Wear OS. - `web` Indicates that a request for an action came through the Calendar Web interface. `calendar_id` `string` Calendar Id of the relevant calendar in context of this action (for example the calendar that an event is on, or a calendar being subscribed to).Usually takes the form of the user's email address. `calendar_location` `string` Calendar Location. `user_agent` `string` The user agent from the request that triggered this action. Sample request `GET https://admin.googleapis.com/admin/reports/v1/activity/users/all/applications/calendar?eventName=change_calendar_location&maxResults=10&access_token=YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN` Admin Console message format `{actor} changed the location of a calendar to {calendar_location}` ### Calendar printed Event details Event name `print_preview_calendar` Parameters `api_kind` `string` API Kind. Possible values: - `android` Indicates that a request for an action came from an Android device. - `api_v3` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar API. - `caldav` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar CalDAV API. - `ews` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar EWS API (Calendar Interop, see https://support.google.com/a/topic/2798684). - `gdata` Indicates that a request for an action came through the Calendar GData API. - `ical` Indicates that a request for an action came from an event email with ICS payload. - `ios` Indicates that a request for an action came through Google Calendar app for iOS. - `not_set` Default value when no information is available about from where this action originated. - `trip_service` Indicates that the request for an action came through Events from Gmail (see https://support.google.com/calendar/answer/6084018). - `wear_os` Indicates that a request for an action came through Google Calendar app for Wear OS. - `web` Indicates that a request for an action came through the Calendar Web interface. `calendar_id` `string` Calendar Id of the relevant calendar in context of this action (for example the calendar that an event is on, or a calendar being subscribed to).Usually takes the form of the user's email address. `requested_period_end` `integer` End of the time window for which the availability was requested. `requested_period_start` `integer` Start of the time window for which the availability was requested. `user_agent` `string` The user agent from the request that triggered this action. Sample request `GET https://admin.googleapis.com/admin/reports/v1/activity/users/all/applications/calendar?eventName=print_preview_calendar&maxResults=10&access_token=YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN` Admin Console message format `{actor} generated a print preview of a calendar` ### Calendar timezone changed Event details Event name `change_calendar_timezone` Parameters `api_kind` `string` API Kind. Possible values: - `android` Indicates that a request for an action came from an Android device. - `api_v3` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar API. - `caldav` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar CalDAV API. - `ews` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar EWS API (Calendar Interop, see https://support.google.com/a/topic/2798684). - `gdata` Indicates that a request for an action came through the Calendar GData API. - `ical` Indicates that a request for an action came from an event email with ICS payload. - `ios` Indicates that a request for an action came through Google Calendar app for iOS. - `not_set` Default value when no information is available about from where this action originated. - `trip_service` Indicates that the request for an action came through Events from Gmail (see https://support.google.com/calendar/answer/6084018). - `wear_os` Indicates that a request for an action came through Google Calendar app for Wear OS. - `web` Indicates that a request for an action came through the Calendar Web interface. `calendar_id` `string` Calendar Id of the relevant calendar in context of this action (for example the calendar that an event is on, or a calendar being subscribed to).Usually takes the form of the user's email address. `calendar_timezone` `string` Calendar Timezone. `user_agent` `string` The user agent from the request that triggered this action. Sample request `GET https://admin.googleapis.com/admin/reports/v1/activity/users/all/applications/calendar?eventName=change_calendar_timezone&maxResults=10&access_token=YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN` Admin Console message format `{actor} changed the timezone of a calendar to {calendar_timezone}` ### Calendar title changed Event details Event name `change_calendar_title` Parameters `api_kind` `string` API Kind. Possible values: - `android` Indicates that a request for an action came from an Android device. - `api_v3` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar API. - `caldav` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar CalDAV API. - `ews` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar EWS API (Calendar Interop, see https://support.google.com/a/topic/2798684). - `gdata` Indicates that a request for an action came through the Calendar GData API. - `ical` Indicates that a request for an action came from an event email with ICS payload. - `ios` Indicates that a request for an action came through Google Calendar app for iOS. - `not_set` Default value when no information is available about from where this action originated. - `trip_service` Indicates that the request for an action came through Events from Gmail (see https://support.google.com/calendar/answer/6084018). - `wear_os` Indicates that a request for an action came through Google Calendar app for Wear OS. - `web` Indicates that a request for an action came through the Calendar Web interface. `calendar_id` `string` Calendar Id of the relevant calendar in context of this action (for example the calendar that an event is on, or a calendar being subscribed to).Usually takes the form of the user's email address. `calendar_title` `string` Calendar Title. `user_agent` `string` The user agent from the request that triggered this action. Sample request `GET https://admin.googleapis.com/admin/reports/v1/activity/users/all/applications/calendar?eventName=change_calendar_title&maxResults=10&access_token=YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN` Admin Console message format `{actor} changed the title of a calendar to {calendar_title}` ### Calendar transfer accepted Event details Event name `transfer_calendar_accepted` Parameters `api_kind` `string` API Kind. Possible values: - `android` Indicates that a request for an action came from an Android device. - `api_v3` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar API. - `caldav` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar CalDAV API. - `ews` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar EWS API (Calendar Interop, see https://support.google.com/a/topic/2798684). - `gdata` Indicates that a request for an action came through the Calendar GData API. - `ical` Indicates that a request for an action came from an event email with ICS payload. - `ios` Indicates that a request for an action came through Google Calendar app for iOS. - `not_set` Default value when no information is available about from where this action originated. - `trip_service` Indicates that the request for an action came through Events from Gmail (see https://support.google.com/calendar/answer/6084018). - `wear_os` Indicates that a request for an action came through Google Calendar app for Wear OS. - `web` Indicates that a request for an action came through the Calendar Web interface. `calendar_id` `string` Calendar Id of the relevant calendar in context of this action (for example the calendar that an event is on, or a calendar being subscribed to).Usually takes the form of the user's email address. `calendar_title` `string` Calendar Title. `user_agent` `string` The user agent from the request that triggered this action. Sample request `GET https://admin.googleapis.com/admin/reports/v1/activity/users/all/applications/calendar?eventName=transfer_calendar_accepted&maxResults=10&access_token=YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN` Admin Console message format `{actor} accepted ownership of the calendar {calendar_title}` ### Calendar transfer requested Event details Event name `transfer_calendar_requested` Parameters `api_kind` `string` API Kind. Possible values: - `android` Indicates that a request for an action came from an Android device. - `api_v3` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar API. - `caldav` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar CalDAV API. - `ews` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar EWS API (Calendar Interop, see https://support.google.com/a/topic/2798684). - `gdata` Indicates that a request for an action came through the Calendar GData API. - `ical` Indicates that a request for an action came from an event email with ICS payload. - `ios` Indicates that a request for an action came through Google Calendar app for iOS. - `not_set` Default value when no information is available about from where this action originated. - `trip_service` Indicates that the request for an action came through Events from Gmail (see https://support.google.com/calendar/answer/6084018). - `wear_os` Indicates that a request for an action came through Google Calendar app for Wear OS. - `web` Indicates that a request for an action came through the Calendar Web interface. `calendar_id` `string` Calendar Id of the relevant calendar in context of this action (for example the calendar that an event is on, or a calendar being subscribed to).Usually takes the form of the user's email address. `calendar_title` `string` Calendar Title. `recipient_email` `string` The notification recipient email address. `user_agent` `string` The user agent from the request that triggered this action. Sample request `GET https://admin.googleapis.com/admin/reports/v1/activity/users/all/applications/calendar?eventName=transfer_calendar_requested&maxResults=10&access_token=YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN` Admin Console message format `{actor} requested transferring ownership of the calendar {calendar_title} to {recipient_email}` ### Stripe connected Event details Event name `change_calendar_stripe_connected` Parameters `api_kind` `string` API Kind. Possible values: - `android` Indicates that a request for an action came from an Android device. - `api_v3` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar API. - `caldav` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar CalDAV API. - `ews` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar EWS API (Calendar Interop, see https://support.google.com/a/topic/2798684). - `gdata` Indicates that a request for an action came through the Calendar GData API. - `ical` Indicates that a request for an action came from an event email with ICS payload. - `ios` Indicates that a request for an action came through Google Calendar app for iOS. - `not_set` Default value when no information is available about from where this action originated. - `trip_service` Indicates that the request for an action came through Events from Gmail (see https://support.google.com/calendar/answer/6084018). - `wear_os` Indicates that a request for an action came through Google Calendar app for Wear OS. - `web` Indicates that a request for an action came through the Calendar Web interface. `calendar_id` `string` Calendar Id of the relevant calendar in context of this action (for example the calendar that an event is on, or a calendar being subscribed to).Usually takes the form of the user's email address. `user_agent` `string` The user agent from the request that triggered this action. Sample request `GET https://admin.googleapis.com/admin/reports/v1/activity/users/all/applications/calendar?eventName=change_calendar_stripe_connected&maxResults=10&access_token=YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN` Admin Console message format `{actor} connected a Stripe account` ### Stripe disconnected Event details Event name `change_calendar_stripe_disconnected` Parameters `api_kind` `string` API Kind. Possible values: - `android` Indicates that a request for an action came from an Android device. - `api_v3` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar API. - `caldav` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar CalDAV API. - `ews` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar EWS API (Calendar Interop, see https://support.google.com/a/topic/2798684). - `gdata` Indicates that a request for an action came through the Calendar GData API. - `ical` Indicates that a request for an action came from an event email with ICS payload. - `ios` Indicates that a request for an action came through Google Calendar app for iOS. - `not_set` Default value when no information is available about from where this action originated. - `trip_service` Indicates that the request for an action came through Events from Gmail (see https://support.google.com/calendar/answer/6084018). - `wear_os` Indicates that a request for an action came through Google Calendar app for Wear OS. - `web` Indicates that a request for an action came through the Calendar Web interface. `calendar_id` `string` Calendar Id of the relevant calendar in context of this action (for example the calendar that an event is on, or a calendar being subscribed to).Usually takes the form of the user's email address. `user_agent` `string` The user agent from the request that triggered this action. Sample request `GET https://admin.googleapis.com/admin/reports/v1/activity/users/all/applications/calendar?eventName=change_calendar_stripe_disconnected&maxResults=10&access_token=YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN` Admin Console message format `{actor} disconnected a Stripe account` ### User blocked Event details Event name `block_user` Parameters `api_kind` `string` API Kind. Possible values: - `android` Indicates that a request for an action came from an Android device. - `api_v3` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar API. - `caldav` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar CalDAV API. - `ews` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar EWS API (Calendar Interop, see https://support.google.com/a/topic/2798684). - `gdata` Indicates that a request for an action came through the Calendar GData API. - `ical` Indicates that a request for an action came from an event email with ICS payload. - `ios` Indicates that a request for an action came through Google Calendar app for iOS. - `not_set` Default value when no information is available about from where this action originated. - `trip_service` Indicates that the request for an action came through Events from Gmail (see https://support.google.com/calendar/answer/6084018). - `wear_os` Indicates that a request for an action came through Google Calendar app for Wear OS. - `web` Indicates that a request for an action came through the Calendar Web interface. `calendar_id` `string` Calendar Id of the relevant calendar in context of this action (for example the calendar that an event is on, or a calendar being subscribed to).Usually takes the form of the user's email address. `recipient_email` `string` The notification recipient email address. `user_agent` `string` The user agent from the request that triggered this action. Sample request `GET https://admin.googleapis.com/admin/reports/v1/activity/users/all/applications/calendar?eventName=block_user&maxResults=10&access_token=YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN` Admin Console message format `{actor} blocked {recipient_email} in Calendar` ## A notification was triggered Notification related to an event or calendar triggered for a user. Events of this type are returned with `type=notification`. ### Notification triggered Event details Event name `notification_triggered` Parameters `api_kind` `string` API Kind. Possible values: - `android` Indicates that a request for an action came from an Android device. - `api_v3` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar API. - `caldav` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar CalDAV API. - `ews` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar EWS API (Calendar Interop, see https://support.google.com/a/topic/2798684). - `gdata` Indicates that a request for an action came through the Calendar GData API. - `ical` Indicates that a request for an action came from an event email with ICS payload. - `ios` Indicates that a request for an action came through Google Calendar app for iOS. - `not_set` Default value when no information is available about from where this action originated. - `trip_service` Indicates that the request for an action came through Events from Gmail (see https://support.google.com/calendar/answer/6084018). - `wear_os` Indicates that a request for an action came through Google Calendar app for Wear OS. - `web` Indicates that a request for an action came through the Calendar Web interface. `calendar_id` `string` Calendar Id of the relevant calendar in context of this action (for example the calendar that an event is on, or a calendar being subscribed to).Usually takes the form of the user's email address. `event_id` `string` Event Id. `notification_message_id` `string` The notification message Id. `notification_method` `string` Notification Method. Possible values: - `alert` Notification by popup window or alarm. - `default` Calendar reminder defaults. - `email` Notification by email. - `sms` Notification by SMS. `notification_type` `string` Notification Type. Possible values: - `calendar_access_granted` Notification of a grant to access a calendar. - `calendar_request` Notification of a request to access a calendar. - `cancelled_event` Notification of an event being cancelled. - `changed_event` Notification of a change in an event's details. - `daily_agenda` Daily notification of the events for the upcoming day. - `email_guests` Notification of an email sent to event guests. - `event_reminder` Reminder in advance of event's start time. - `new_event` Notification of a new event appearing on the calendar. - `reply_received` Notification of a response being received to an event organized on this calendar. - `transfer_event_request` Notification of an event ownership change. `recipient_email` `string` The notification recipient email address. `secs_in_advance` `integer` Seconds in advance for reminder. Sample request `GET https://admin.googleapis.com/admin/reports/v1/activity/users/all/applications/calendar?eventName=notification_triggered&maxResults=10&access_token=YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN` Admin Console message format `{actor} triggered an {notification_method} notification of type {notification_type} to {recipient_email}` ## A subscription was added or removed Addition or removal of a subscription to a calendar or to a particular event. Events of this type are returned with `type=subscription_change`. ### Subscription added Event details Event name `add_subscription` Parameters `api_kind` `string` API Kind. Possible values: - `android` Indicates that a request for an action came from an Android device. - `api_v3` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar API. - `caldav` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar CalDAV API. - `ews` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar EWS API (Calendar Interop, see https://support.google.com/a/topic/2798684). - `gdata` Indicates that a request for an action came through the Calendar GData API. - `ical` Indicates that a request for an action came from an event email with ICS payload. - `ios` Indicates that a request for an action came through Google Calendar app for iOS. - `not_set` Default value when no information is available about from where this action originated. - `trip_service` Indicates that the request for an action came through Events from Gmail (see https://support.google.com/calendar/answer/6084018). - `wear_os` Indicates that a request for an action came through Google Calendar app for Wear OS. - `web` Indicates that a request for an action came through the Calendar Web interface. `calendar_id` `string` Calendar Id of the relevant calendar in context of this action (for example the calendar that an event is on, or a calendar being subscribed to).Usually takes the form of the user's email address. `event_id` `string` Event Id. `notification_method` `string` Notification Method. Possible values: - `alert` Notification by popup window or alarm. - `default` Calendar reminder defaults. - `email` Notification by email. - `sms` Notification by SMS. `notification_type` `string` Notification Type. Possible values: - `calendar_access_granted` Notification of a grant to access a calendar. - `calendar_request` Notification of a request to access a calendar. - `cancelled_event` Notification of an event being cancelled. - `changed_event` Notification of a change in an event's details. - `daily_agenda` Daily notification of the events for the upcoming day. - `email_guests` Notification of an email sent to event guests. - `event_reminder` Reminder in advance of event's start time. - `new_event` Notification of a new event appearing on the calendar. - `reply_received` Notification of a response being received to an event organized on this calendar. - `transfer_event_request` Notification of an event ownership change. `secs_in_advance` `integer` Seconds in advance for reminder. `subscriber_calendar_id` `string` Calendar Id of Subscriber. `user_agent` `string` The user agent from the request that triggered this action. Sample request `GET https://admin.googleapis.com/admin/reports/v1/activity/users/all/applications/calendar?eventName=add_subscription&maxResults=10&access_token=YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN` Admin Console message format `{actor} subscribed {subscriber_calendar_id} to {notification_type} notifications via {notification_method} for {calendar_id}` ### Subscription deleted Event details Event name `delete_subscription` Parameters `api_kind` `string` API Kind. Possible values: - `android` Indicates that a request for an action came from an Android device. - `api_v3` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar API. - `caldav` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar CalDAV API. - `ews` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar EWS API (Calendar Interop, see https://support.google.com/a/topic/2798684). - `gdata` Indicates that a request for an action came through the Calendar GData API. - `ical` Indicates that a request for an action came from an event email with ICS payload. - `ios` Indicates that a request for an action came through Google Calendar app for iOS. - `not_set` Default value when no information is available about from where this action originated. - `trip_service` Indicates that the request for an action came through Events from Gmail (see https://support.google.com/calendar/answer/6084018). - `wear_os` Indicates that a request for an action came through Google Calendar app for Wear OS. - `web` Indicates that a request for an action came through the Calendar Web interface. `calendar_id` `string` Calendar Id of the relevant calendar in context of this action (for example the calendar that an event is on, or a calendar being subscribed to).Usually takes the form of the user's email address. `event_id` `string` Event Id. `notification_method` `string` Notification Method. Possible values: - `alert` Notification by popup window or alarm. - `default` Calendar reminder defaults. - `email` Notification by email. - `sms` Notification by SMS. `notification_type` `string` Notification Type. Possible values: - `calendar_access_granted` Notification of a grant to access a calendar. - `calendar_request` Notification of a request to access a calendar. - `cancelled_event` Notification of an event being cancelled. - `changed_event` Notification of a change in an event's details. - `daily_agenda` Daily notification of the events for the upcoming day. - `email_guests` Notification of an email sent to event guests. - `event_reminder` Reminder in advance of event's start time. - `new_event` Notification of a new event appearing on the calendar. - `reply_received` Notification of a response being received to an event organized on this calendar. - `transfer_event_request` Notification of an event ownership change. `secs_in_advance` `integer` Seconds in advance for reminder. `subscriber_calendar_id` `string` Calendar Id of Subscriber. `user_agent` `string` The user agent from the request that triggered this action. Sample request `GET https://admin.googleapis.com/admin/reports/v1/activity/users/all/applications/calendar?eventName=delete_subscription&maxResults=10&access_token=YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN` Admin Console message format `{actor} unsubscribed {subscriber_calendar_id} from {notification_type} notifications via {notification_method} for {calendar_id}` ## An appointment schedule was modified Creation, deletion, or modification of an appointment schedule on a calendar. Events of this type are returned with `type=appointment_schedule_change`. ### Appointment schedule changed Event details Event name `change_appointment_schedule` Parameters `api_kind` `string` API Kind. Possible values: - `android` Indicates that a request for an action came from an Android device. - `api_v3` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar API. - `caldav` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar CalDAV API. - `ews` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar EWS API (Calendar Interop, see https://support.google.com/a/topic/2798684). - `gdata` Indicates that a request for an action came through the Calendar GData API. - `ical` Indicates that a request for an action came from an event email with ICS payload. - `ios` Indicates that a request for an action came through Google Calendar app for iOS. - `not_set` Default value when no information is available about from where this action originated. - `trip_service` Indicates that the request for an action came through Events from Gmail (see https://support.google.com/calendar/answer/6084018). - `wear_os` Indicates that a request for an action came through Google Calendar app for Wear OS. - `web` Indicates that a request for an action came through the Calendar Web interface. `appointment_schedule_title` `string` The title of the calendar appointment schedule. `calendar_id` `string` Calendar Id of the relevant calendar in context of this action (for example the calendar that an event is on, or a calendar being subscribed to).Usually takes the form of the user's email address. `client_side_encrypted` `string` Whether the calendar event is client-side encrypted or not. Possible values: - `no` No. - `unspecified` Unspecified. - `yes` Yes. `end_time` `integer` The end time of the event in seconds, stored in Gregorian time. Subtract 62135683200 from this value to convert to a Unix epoch timestamp. `event_id` `string` Event Id. `is_recurring` `boolean` Whether the calendar event is a recurring event. `organizer_calendar_id` `string` Calendar Id of this Event's organizer. `recurring` `string` Whether the calendar event is a recurring event. Possible values: - `no` No. - `unspecified` Unspecified. - `yes` Yes. `start_time` `integer` The start time of the event in seconds, stored in Gregorian time. Subtract 62135683200 from this value to convert to a Unix epoch timestamp. `user_agent` `string` The user agent from the request that triggered this action. Sample request `GET https://admin.googleapis.com/admin/reports/v1/activity/users/all/applications/calendar?eventName=change_appointment_schedule&maxResults=10&access_token=YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN` Admin Console message format `{actor} modified the appointment schedule {appointment_schedule_title}` ### Appointment schedule created Event details Event name `create_appointment_schedule` Parameters `api_kind` `string` API Kind. Possible values: - `android` Indicates that a request for an action came from an Android device. - `api_v3` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar API. - `caldav` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar CalDAV API. - `ews` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar EWS API (Calendar Interop, see https://support.google.com/a/topic/2798684). - `gdata` Indicates that a request for an action came through the Calendar GData API. - `ical` Indicates that a request for an action came from an event email with ICS payload. - `ios` Indicates that a request for an action came through Google Calendar app for iOS. - `not_set` Default value when no information is available about from where this action originated. - `trip_service` Indicates that the request for an action came through Events from Gmail (see https://support.google.com/calendar/answer/6084018). - `wear_os` Indicates that a request for an action came through Google Calendar app for Wear OS. - `web` Indicates that a request for an action came through the Calendar Web interface. `appointment_schedule_title` `string` The title of the calendar appointment schedule. `calendar_id` `string` Calendar Id of the relevant calendar in context of this action (for example the calendar that an event is on, or a calendar being subscribed to).Usually takes the form of the user's email address. `client_side_encrypted` `string` Whether the calendar event is client-side encrypted or not. Possible values: - `no` No. - `unspecified` Unspecified. - `yes` Yes. `end_time` `integer` The end time of the event in seconds, stored in Gregorian time. Subtract 62135683200 from this value to convert to a Unix epoch timestamp. `event_id` `string` Event Id. `is_recurring` `boolean` Whether the calendar event is a recurring event. `organizer_calendar_id` `string` Calendar Id of this Event's organizer. `recurring` `string` Whether the calendar event is a recurring event. Possible values: - `no` No. - `unspecified` Unspecified. - `yes` Yes. `start_time` `integer` The start time of the event in seconds, stored in Gregorian time. Subtract 62135683200 from this value to convert to a Unix epoch timestamp. `user_agent` `string` The user agent from the request that triggered this action. Sample request `GET https://admin.googleapis.com/admin/reports/v1/activity/users/all/applications/calendar?eventName=create_appointment_schedule&maxResults=10&access_token=YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN` Admin Console message format `{actor} created a new appointment schedule {appointment_schedule_title}` ### Appointment schedule deleted Event details Event name `delete_appointment_schedule` Parameters `api_kind` `string` API Kind. Possible values: - `android` Indicates that a request for an action came from an Android device. - `api_v3` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar API. - `caldav` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar CalDAV API. - `ews` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar EWS API (Calendar Interop, see https://support.google.com/a/topic/2798684). - `gdata` Indicates that a request for an action came through the Calendar GData API. - `ical` Indicates that a request for an action came from an event email with ICS payload. - `ios` Indicates that a request for an action came through Google Calendar app for iOS. - `not_set` Default value when no information is available about from where this action originated. - `trip_service` Indicates that the request for an action came through Events from Gmail (see https://support.google.com/calendar/answer/6084018). - `wear_os` Indicates that a request for an action came through Google Calendar app for Wear OS. - `web` Indicates that a request for an action came through the Calendar Web interface. `appointment_schedule_title` `string` The title of the calendar appointment schedule. `calendar_id` `string` Calendar Id of the relevant calendar in context of this action (for example the calendar that an event is on, or a calendar being subscribed to).Usually takes the form of the user's email address. `client_side_encrypted` `string` Whether the calendar event is client-side encrypted or not. Possible values: - `no` No. - `unspecified` Unspecified. - `yes` Yes. `end_time` `integer` The end time of the event in seconds, stored in Gregorian time. Subtract 62135683200 from this value to convert to a Unix epoch timestamp. `event_id` `string` Event Id. `is_recurring` `boolean` Whether the calendar event is a recurring event. `organizer_calendar_id` `string` Calendar Id of this Event's organizer. `recurring` `string` Whether the calendar event is a recurring event. Possible values: - `no` No. - `unspecified` Unspecified. - `yes` Yes. `start_time` `integer` The start time of the event in seconds, stored in Gregorian time. Subtract 62135683200 from this value to convert to a Unix epoch timestamp. `user_agent` `string` The user agent from the request that triggered this action. Sample request `GET https://admin.googleapis.com/admin/reports/v1/activity/users/all/applications/calendar?eventName=delete_appointment_schedule&maxResults=10&access_token=YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN` Admin Console message format `{actor} deleted the appointment schedule {appointment_schedule_title}` ## An event was modified Creation, deletion, or modification of an event on a calendar. Events of this type are returned with `type=event_change`. ### Event created Event details Event name `create_event` Parameters `api_kind` `string` API Kind. Possible values: - `android` Indicates that a request for an action came from an Android device. - `api_v3` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar API. - `caldav` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar CalDAV API. - `ews` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar EWS API (Calendar Interop, see https://support.google.com/a/topic/2798684). - `gdata` Indicates that a request for an action came through the Calendar GData API. - `ical` Indicates that a request for an action came from an event email with ICS payload. - `ios` Indicates that a request for an action came through Google Calendar app for iOS. - `not_set` Default value when no information is available about from where this action originated. - `trip_service` Indicates that the request for an action came through Events from Gmail (see https://support.google.com/calendar/answer/6084018). - `wear_os` Indicates that a request for an action came through Google Calendar app for Wear OS. - `web` Indicates that a request for an action came through the Calendar Web interface. `calendar_event_type` `string` Event Type for a calendar event. Possible values: - `birthday` Calendar Event Type is Birthday. - `default` Default Calendar Event Type. - `focus_time` Calendar Event Type is Focus Time. - `from_gmail` Calendar Event Type is From Gmail. - `out_of_office` Calendar Event Type is Out Of Office. - `working_location` Calendar Event Type is Working Location. `calendar_id` `string` Calendar Id of the relevant calendar in context of this action (for example the calendar that an event is on, or a calendar being subscribed to).Usually takes the form of the user's email address. `end_time` `integer` The end time of the event in seconds, stored in Gregorian time. Subtract 62135683200 from this value to convert to a Unix epoch timestamp. `event_id` `string` Event Id. `event_title` `string` Event Title. `notification_message_id` `string` The notification message Id. `organizer_calendar_id` `string` Calendar Id of this Event's organizer. `recipient_email` `string` The notification recipient email address. `recurrence_rule` `string` Recurrence rule for a recurrent event. `recurring` `string` Whether the calendar event is a recurring event. Possible values: - `no` No. - `unspecified` Unspecified. - `yes` Yes. `start_time` `integer` The start time of the event in seconds, stored in Gregorian time. Subtract 62135683200 from this value to convert to a Unix epoch timestamp. `user_agent` `string` The user agent from the request that triggered this action. Sample request `GET https://admin.googleapis.com/admin/reports/v1/activity/users/all/applications/calendar?eventName=create_event&maxResults=10&access_token=YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN` Admin Console message format `{actor} created a new event {event_title}` ### Event deleted Event details Event name `delete_event` Parameters `api_kind` `string` API Kind. Possible values: - `android` Indicates that a request for an action came from an Android device. - `api_v3` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar API. - `caldav` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar CalDAV API. - `ews` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar EWS API (Calendar Interop, see https://support.google.com/a/topic/2798684). - `gdata` Indicates that a request for an action came through the Calendar GData API. - `ical` Indicates that a request for an action came from an event email with ICS payload. - `ios` Indicates that a request for an action came through Google Calendar app for iOS. - `not_set` Default value when no information is available about from where this action originated. - `trip_service` Indicates that the request for an action came through Events from Gmail (see https://support.google.com/calendar/answer/6084018). - `wear_os` Indicates that a request for an action came through Google Calendar app for Wear OS. - `web` Indicates that a request for an action came through the Calendar Web interface. `calendar_event_type` `string` Event Type for a calendar event. Possible values: - `birthday` Calendar Event Type is Birthday. - `default` Default Calendar Event Type. - `focus_time` Calendar Event Type is Focus Time. - `from_gmail` Calendar Event Type is From Gmail. - `out_of_office` Calendar Event Type is Out Of Office. - `working_location` Calendar Event Type is Working Location. `calendar_id` `string` Calendar Id of the relevant calendar in context of this action (for example the calendar that an event is on, or a calendar being subscribed to).Usually takes the form of the user's email address. `end_time` `integer` The end time of the event in seconds, stored in Gregorian time. Subtract 62135683200 from this value to convert to a Unix epoch timestamp. `event_id` `string` Event Id. `event_title` `string` Event Title. `notification_message_id` `string` The notification message Id. `organizer_calendar_id` `string` Calendar Id of this Event's organizer. `recipient_email` `string` The notification recipient email address. `recurrence_rule` `string` Recurrence rule for a recurrent event. `recurring` `string` Whether the calendar event is a recurring event. Possible values: - `no` No. - `unspecified` Unspecified. - `yes` Yes. `start_time` `integer` The start time of the event in seconds, stored in Gregorian time. Subtract 62135683200 from this value to convert to a Unix epoch timestamp. `user_agent` `string` The user agent from the request that triggered this action. Sample request `GET https://admin.googleapis.com/admin/reports/v1/activity/users/all/applications/calendar?eventName=delete_event&maxResults=10&access_token=YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN` Admin Console message format `{actor} deleted the event {event_title}` ### Event guest added Event details Event name `add_event_guest` Parameters `api_kind` `string` API Kind. Possible values: - `android` Indicates that a request for an action came from an Android device. - `api_v3` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar API. - `caldav` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar CalDAV API. - `ews` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar EWS API (Calendar Interop, see https://support.google.com/a/topic/2798684). - `gdata` Indicates that a request for an action came through the Calendar GData API. - `ical` Indicates that a request for an action came from an event email with ICS payload. - `ios` Indicates that a request for an action came through Google Calendar app for iOS. - `not_set` Default value when no information is available about from where this action originated. - `trip_service` Indicates that the request for an action came through Events from Gmail (see https://support.google.com/calendar/answer/6084018). - `wear_os` Indicates that a request for an action came through Google Calendar app for Wear OS. - `web` Indicates that a request for an action came through the Calendar Web interface. `calendar_event_type` `string` Event Type for a calendar event. Possible values: - `birthday` Calendar Event Type is Birthday. - `default` Default Calendar Event Type. - `focus_time` Calendar Event Type is Focus Time. - `from_gmail` Calendar Event Type is From Gmail. - `out_of_office` Calendar Event Type is Out Of Office. - `working_location` Calendar Event Type is Working Location. `calendar_id` `string` Calendar Id of the relevant calendar in context of this action (for example the calendar that an event is on, or a calendar being subscribed to).Usually takes the form of the user's email address. `end_time` `integer` The end time of the event in seconds, stored in Gregorian time. Subtract 62135683200 from this value to convert to a Unix epoch timestamp. `event_guest` `string` Event Guest Email. `event_id` `string` Event Id. `event_title` `string` Event Title. `notification_message_id` `string` The notification message Id. `organizer_calendar_id` `string` Calendar Id of this Event's organizer. `recipient_email` `string` The notification recipient email address. `recurrence_rule` `string` Recurrence rule for a recurrent event. `recurring` `string` Whether the calendar event is a recurring event. Possible values: - `no` No. - `unspecified` Unspecified. - `yes` Yes. `start_time` `integer` The start time of the event in seconds, stored in Gregorian time. Subtract 62135683200 from this value to convert to a Unix epoch timestamp. `user_agent` `string` The user agent from the request that triggered this action. Sample request `GET https://admin.googleapis.com/admin/reports/v1/activity/users/all/applications/calendar?eventName=add_event_guest&maxResults=10&access_token=YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN` Admin Console message format `{actor} invited {event_guest} to {event_title}` ### Event guest auto-response Event details Event name `change_event_guest_response_auto` Parameters `api_kind` `string` API Kind. Possible values: - `android` Indicates that a request for an action came from an Android device. - `api_v3` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar API. - `caldav` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar CalDAV API. - `ews` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar EWS API (Calendar Interop, see https://support.google.com/a/topic/2798684). - `gdata` Indicates that a request for an action came through the Calendar GData API. - `ical` Indicates that a request for an action came from an event email with ICS payload. - `ios` Indicates that a request for an action came through Google Calendar app for iOS. - `not_set` Default value when no information is available about from where this action originated. - `trip_service` Indicates that the request for an action came through Events from Gmail (see https://support.google.com/calendar/answer/6084018). - `wear_os` Indicates that a request for an action came through Google Calendar app for Wear OS. - `web` Indicates that a request for an action came through the Calendar Web interface. `calendar_event_type` `string` Event Type for a calendar event. Possible values: - `birthday` Calendar Event Type is Birthday. - `default` Default Calendar Event Type. - `focus_time` Calendar Event Type is Focus Time. - `from_gmail` Calendar Event Type is From Gmail. - `out_of_office` Calendar Event Type is Out Of Office. - `working_location` Calendar Event Type is Working Location. `calendar_id` `string` Calendar Id of the relevant calendar in context of this action (for example the calendar that an event is on, or a calendar being subscribed to).Usually takes the form of the user's email address. `event_guest` `string` Event Guest Email. `event_id` `string` Event Id. `event_response_status` `string` Event Guest Response Status. Possible values: - `accepted` Guest plans to attend. - `accepted_from_meeting_room` Guest plans to attend from meeting room. - `accepted_virtually` Guest plans to attend virtually. - `declined` Guest does not plan to attend. - `deleted` Guest removed themselves from the event. - `needs_action` Guest has not responded. - `organizer` Guest is the event organizer. - `spam` Guest tagged event as spam. - `tentative` Guest expects to possibly attend. - `uninvited` Guest is no longer invited. `event_title` `string` Event Title. `organizer_calendar_id` `string` Calendar Id of this Event's organizer. `recurrence_rule` `string` Recurrence rule for a recurrent event. `user_agent` `string` The user agent from the request that triggered this action. Sample request `GET https://admin.googleapis.com/admin/reports/v1/activity/users/all/applications/calendar?eventName=change_event_guest_response_auto&maxResults=10&access_token=YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN` Admin Console message format `{event_guest} auto-responded to the event {event_title} as {event_response_status}` ### Event guest removed Event details Event name `remove_event_guest` Parameters `api_kind` `string` API Kind. Possible values: - `android` Indicates that a request for an action came from an Android device. - `api_v3` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar API. - `caldav` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar CalDAV API. - `ews` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar EWS API (Calendar Interop, see https://support.google.com/a/topic/2798684). - `gdata` Indicates that a request for an action came through the Calendar GData API. - `ical` Indicates that a request for an action came from an event email with ICS payload. - `ios` Indicates that a request for an action came through Google Calendar app for iOS. - `not_set` Default value when no information is available about from where this action originated. - `trip_service` Indicates that the request for an action came through Events from Gmail (see https://support.google.com/calendar/answer/6084018). - `wear_os` Indicates that a request for an action came through Google Calendar app for Wear OS. - `web` Indicates that a request for an action came through the Calendar Web interface. `calendar_event_type` `string` Event Type for a calendar event. Possible values: - `birthday` Calendar Event Type is Birthday. - `default` Default Calendar Event Type. - `focus_time` Calendar Event Type is Focus Time. - `from_gmail` Calendar Event Type is From Gmail. - `out_of_office` Calendar Event Type is Out Of Office. - `working_location` Calendar Event Type is Working Location. `calendar_id` `string` Calendar Id of the relevant calendar in context of this action (for example the calendar that an event is on, or a calendar being subscribed to).Usually takes the form of the user's email address. `end_time` `integer` The end time of the event in seconds, stored in Gregorian time. Subtract 62135683200 from this value to convert to a Unix epoch timestamp. `event_guest` `string` Event Guest Email. `event_id` `string` Event Id. `event_title` `string` Event Title. `notification_message_id` `string` The notification message Id. `organizer_calendar_id` `string` Calendar Id of this Event's organizer. `recipient_email` `string` The notification recipient email address. `recurrence_rule` `string` Recurrence rule for a recurrent event. `recurring` `string` Whether the calendar event is a recurring event. Possible values: - `no` No. - `unspecified` Unspecified. - `yes` Yes. `start_time` `integer` The start time of the event in seconds, stored in Gregorian time. Subtract 62135683200 from this value to convert to a Unix epoch timestamp. `user_agent` `string` The user agent from the request that triggered this action. Sample request `GET https://admin.googleapis.com/admin/reports/v1/activity/users/all/applications/calendar?eventName=remove_event_guest&maxResults=10&access_token=YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN` Admin Console message format `{actor} uninvited {event_guest} from {event_title}` ### Event guest response changed Event details Event name `change_event_guest_response` Parameters `api_kind` `string` API Kind. Possible values: - `android` Indicates that a request for an action came from an Android device. - `api_v3` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar API. - `caldav` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar CalDAV API. - `ews` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar EWS API (Calendar Interop, see https://support.google.com/a/topic/2798684). - `gdata` Indicates that a request for an action came through the Calendar GData API. - `ical` Indicates that a request for an action came from an event email with ICS payload. - `ios` Indicates that a request for an action came through Google Calendar app for iOS. - `not_set` Default value when no information is available about from where this action originated. - `trip_service` Indicates that the request for an action came through Events from Gmail (see https://support.google.com/calendar/answer/6084018). - `wear_os` Indicates that a request for an action came through Google Calendar app for Wear OS. - `web` Indicates that a request for an action came through the Calendar Web interface. `calendar_event_type` `string` Event Type for a calendar event. Possible values: - `birthday` Calendar Event Type is Birthday. - `default` Default Calendar Event Type. - `focus_time` Calendar Event Type is Focus Time. - `from_gmail` Calendar Event Type is From Gmail. - `out_of_office` Calendar Event Type is Out Of Office. - `working_location` Calendar Event Type is Working Location. `calendar_id` `string` Calendar Id of the relevant calendar in context of this action (for example the calendar that an event is on, or a calendar being subscribed to).Usually takes the form of the user's email address. `end_time` `integer` The end time of the event in seconds, stored in Gregorian time. Subtract 62135683200 from this value to convert to a Unix epoch timestamp. `event_guest` `string` Event Guest Email. `event_id` `string` Event Id. `event_response_status` `string` Event Guest Response Status. Possible values: - `accepted` Guest plans to attend. - `accepted_from_meeting_room` Guest plans to attend from meeting room. - `accepted_virtually` Guest plans to attend virtually. - `declined` Guest does not plan to attend. - `deleted` Guest removed themselves from the event. - `needs_action` Guest has not responded. - `organizer` Guest is the event organizer. - `spam` Guest tagged event as spam. - `tentative` Guest expects to possibly attend. - `uninvited` Guest is no longer invited. `event_title` `string` Event Title. `notification_message_id` `string` The notification message Id. `organizer_calendar_id` `string` Calendar Id of this Event's organizer. `recipient_email` `string` The notification recipient email address. `recurrence_rule` `string` Recurrence rule for a recurrent event. `recurring` `string` Whether the calendar event is a recurring event. Possible values: - `no` No. - `unspecified` Unspecified. - `yes` Yes. `start_time` `integer` The start time of the event in seconds, stored in Gregorian time. Subtract 62135683200 from this value to convert to a Unix epoch timestamp. `user_agent` `string` The user agent from the request that triggered this action. Sample request `GET https://admin.googleapis.com/admin/reports/v1/activity/users/all/applications/calendar?eventName=change_event_guest_response&maxResults=10&access_token=YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN` Admin Console message format `{actor} changed the response of guest {event_guest} for the event {event_title} to {event_response_status}` ### Event modified Event details Event name `change_event` Parameters `api_kind` `string` API Kind. Possible values: - `android` Indicates that a request for an action came from an Android device. - `api_v3` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar API. - `caldav` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar CalDAV API. - `ews` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar EWS API (Calendar Interop, see https://support.google.com/a/topic/2798684). - `gdata` Indicates that a request for an action came through the Calendar GData API. - `ical` Indicates that a request for an action came from an event email with ICS payload. - `ios` Indicates that a request for an action came through Google Calendar app for iOS. - `not_set` Default value when no information is available about from where this action originated. - `trip_service` Indicates that the request for an action came through Events from Gmail (see https://support.google.com/calendar/answer/6084018). - `wear_os` Indicates that a request for an action came through Google Calendar app for Wear OS. - `web` Indicates that a request for an action came through the Calendar Web interface. `calendar_event_type` `string` Event Type for a calendar event. Possible values: - `birthday` Calendar Event Type is Birthday. - `default` Default Calendar Event Type. - `focus_time` Calendar Event Type is Focus Time. - `from_gmail` Calendar Event Type is From Gmail. - `out_of_office` Calendar Event Type is Out Of Office. - `working_location` Calendar Event Type is Working Location. `calendar_id` `string` Calendar Id of the relevant calendar in context of this action (for example the calendar that an event is on, or a calendar being subscribed to).Usually takes the form of the user's email address. `event_id` `string` Event Id. `event_title` `string` Event Title. `notification_message_id` `string` The notification message Id. `organizer_calendar_id` `string` Calendar Id of this Event's organizer. `recipient_email` `string` The notification recipient email address. `recurrence_rule` `string` Recurrence rule for a recurrent event. `user_agent` `string` The user agent from the request that triggered this action. Sample request `GET https://admin.googleapis.com/admin/reports/v1/activity/users/all/applications/calendar?eventName=change_event&maxResults=10&access_token=YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN` Admin Console message format `{actor} modified {event_title}` ### Event printed Event details Event name `print_preview_event` Parameters `api_kind` `string` API Kind. Possible values: - `android` Indicates that a request for an action came from an Android device. - `api_v3` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar API. - `caldav` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar CalDAV API. - `ews` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar EWS API (Calendar Interop, see https://support.google.com/a/topic/2798684). - `gdata` Indicates that a request for an action came through the Calendar GData API. - `ical` Indicates that a request for an action came from an event email with ICS payload. - `ios` Indicates that a request for an action came through Google Calendar app for iOS. - `not_set` Default value when no information is available about from where this action originated. - `trip_service` Indicates that the request for an action came through Events from Gmail (see https://support.google.com/calendar/answer/6084018). - `wear_os` Indicates that a request for an action came through Google Calendar app for Wear OS. - `web` Indicates that a request for an action came through the Calendar Web interface. `calendar_id` `string` Calendar Id of the relevant calendar in context of this action (for example the calendar that an event is on, or a calendar being subscribed to).Usually takes the form of the user's email address. `client_side_encrypted` `string` Whether the calendar event is client-side encrypted or not. Possible values: - `no` No. - `unspecified` Unspecified. - `yes` Yes. `end_time` `integer` The end time of the event in seconds, stored in Gregorian time. Subtract 62135683200 from this value to convert to a Unix epoch timestamp. `event_id` `string` Event Id. `event_title` `string` Event Title. `is_recurring` `boolean` Whether the calendar event is a recurring event. `organizer_calendar_id` `string` Calendar Id of this Event's organizer. `recurrence_rule` `string` Recurrence rule for a recurrent event. `recurring` `string` Whether the calendar event is a recurring event. Possible values: - `no` No. - `unspecified` Unspecified. - `yes` Yes. `start_time` `integer` The start time of the event in seconds, stored in Gregorian time. Subtract 62135683200 from this value to convert to a Unix epoch timestamp. `user_agent` `string` The user agent from the request that triggered this action. Sample request `GET https://admin.googleapis.com/admin/reports/v1/activity/users/all/applications/calendar?eventName=print_preview_event&maxResults=10&access_token=YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN` Admin Console message format `{actor} generated a print preview of event {event_title}` ### Event removed from trash Event details Event name `remove_event_from_trash` Parameters `api_kind` `string` API Kind. Possible values: - `android` Indicates that a request for an action came from an Android device. - `api_v3` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar API. - `caldav` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar CalDAV API. - `ews` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar EWS API (Calendar Interop, see https://support.google.com/a/topic/2798684). - `gdata` Indicates that a request for an action came through the Calendar GData API. - `ical` Indicates that a request for an action came from an event email with ICS payload. - `ios` Indicates that a request for an action came through Google Calendar app for iOS. - `not_set` Default value when no information is available about from where this action originated. - `trip_service` Indicates that the request for an action came through Events from Gmail (see https://support.google.com/calendar/answer/6084018). - `wear_os` Indicates that a request for an action came through Google Calendar app for Wear OS. - `web` Indicates that a request for an action came through the Calendar Web interface. `calendar_event_type` `string` Event Type for a calendar event. Possible values: - `birthday` Calendar Event Type is Birthday. - `default` Default Calendar Event Type. - `focus_time` Calendar Event Type is Focus Time. - `from_gmail` Calendar Event Type is From Gmail. - `out_of_office` Calendar Event Type is Out Of Office. - `working_location` Calendar Event Type is Working Location. `calendar_id` `string` Calendar Id of the relevant calendar in context of this action (for example the calendar that an event is on, or a calendar being subscribed to).Usually takes the form of the user's email address. `end_time` `integer` The end time of the event in seconds, stored in Gregorian time. Subtract 62135683200 from this value to convert to a Unix epoch timestamp. `event_id` `string` Event Id. `event_title` `string` Event Title. `organizer_calendar_id` `string` Calendar Id of this Event's organizer. `recurrence_rule` `string` Recurrence rule for a recurrent event. `recurring` `string` Whether the calendar event is a recurring event. Possible values: - `no` No. - `unspecified` Unspecified. - `yes` Yes. `start_time` `integer` The start time of the event in seconds, stored in Gregorian time. Subtract 62135683200 from this value to convert to a Unix epoch timestamp. `user_agent` `string` The user agent from the request that triggered this action. Sample request `GET https://admin.googleapis.com/admin/reports/v1/activity/users/all/applications/calendar?eventName=remove_event_from_trash&maxResults=10&access_token=YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN` Admin Console message format `{actor} removed the event {event_title} from trash` ### Event reported as spam Event details Event name `report_event_as_spam` Parameters `api_kind` `string` API Kind. Possible values: - `android` Indicates that a request for an action came from an Android device. - `api_v3` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar API. - `caldav` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar CalDAV API. - `ews` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar EWS API (Calendar Interop, see https://support.google.com/a/topic/2798684). - `gdata` Indicates that a request for an action came through the Calendar GData API. - `ical` Indicates that a request for an action came from an event email with ICS payload. - `ios` Indicates that a request for an action came through Google Calendar app for iOS. - `not_set` Default value when no information is available about from where this action originated. - `trip_service` Indicates that the request for an action came through Events from Gmail (see https://support.google.com/calendar/answer/6084018). - `wear_os` Indicates that a request for an action came through Google Calendar app for Wear OS. - `web` Indicates that a request for an action came through the Calendar Web interface. `calendar_event_type` `string` Event Type for a calendar event. Possible values: - `birthday` Calendar Event Type is Birthday. - `default` Default Calendar Event Type. - `focus_time` Calendar Event Type is Focus Time. - `from_gmail` Calendar Event Type is From Gmail. - `out_of_office` Calendar Event Type is Out Of Office. - `working_location` Calendar Event Type is Working Location. `calendar_id` `string` Calendar Id of the relevant calendar in context of this action (for example the calendar that an event is on, or a calendar being subscribed to).Usually takes the form of the user's email address. `end_time` `integer` The end time of the event in seconds, stored in Gregorian time. Subtract 62135683200 from this value to convert to a Unix epoch timestamp. `event_id` `string` Event Id. `event_title` `string` Event Title. `notification_message_id` `string` The notification message Id. `organizer_calendar_id` `string` Calendar Id of this Event's organizer. `recipient_email` `string` The notification recipient email address. `recurrence_rule` `string` Recurrence rule for a recurrent event. `recurring` `string` Whether the calendar event is a recurring event. Possible values: - `no` No. - `unspecified` Unspecified. - `yes` Yes. `start_time` `integer` The start time of the event in seconds, stored in Gregorian time. Subtract 62135683200 from this value to convert to a Unix epoch timestamp. `user_agent` `string` The user agent from the request that triggered this action. Sample request `GET https://admin.googleapis.com/admin/reports/v1/activity/users/all/applications/calendar?eventName=report_event_as_spam&maxResults=10&access_token=YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN` Admin Console message format `{actor} reported the event {event_title} as spam` ### Event restored Event details Event name `restore_event` Parameters `api_kind` `string` API Kind. Possible values: - `android` Indicates that a request for an action came from an Android device. - `api_v3` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar API. - `caldav` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar CalDAV API. - `ews` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar EWS API (Calendar Interop, see https://support.google.com/a/topic/2798684). - `gdata` Indicates that a request for an action came through the Calendar GData API. - `ical` Indicates that a request for an action came from an event email with ICS payload. - `ios` Indicates that a request for an action came through Google Calendar app for iOS. - `not_set` Default value when no information is available about from where this action originated. - `trip_service` Indicates that the request for an action came through Events from Gmail (see https://support.google.com/calendar/answer/6084018). - `wear_os` Indicates that a request for an action came through Google Calendar app for Wear OS. - `web` Indicates that a request for an action came through the Calendar Web interface. `calendar_event_type` `string` Event Type for a calendar event. Possible values: - `birthday` Calendar Event Type is Birthday. - `default` Default Calendar Event Type. - `focus_time` Calendar Event Type is Focus Time. - `from_gmail` Calendar Event Type is From Gmail. - `out_of_office` Calendar Event Type is Out Of Office. - `working_location` Calendar Event Type is Working Location. `calendar_id` `string` Calendar Id of the relevant calendar in context of this action (for example the calendar that an event is on, or a calendar being subscribed to).Usually takes the form of the user's email address. `end_time` `integer` The end time of the event in seconds, stored in Gregorian time. Subtract 62135683200 from this value to convert to a Unix epoch timestamp. `event_id` `string` Event Id. `event_title` `string` Event Title. `notification_message_id` `string` The notification message Id. `organizer_calendar_id` `string` Calendar Id of this Event's organizer. `recipient_email` `string` The notification recipient email address. `recurrence_rule` `string` Recurrence rule for a recurrent event. `recurring` `string` Whether the calendar event is a recurring event. Possible values: - `no` No. - `unspecified` Unspecified. - `yes` Yes. `start_time` `integer` The start time of the event in seconds, stored in Gregorian time. Subtract 62135683200 from this value to convert to a Unix epoch timestamp. `user_agent` `string` The user agent from the request that triggered this action. Sample request `GET https://admin.googleapis.com/admin/reports/v1/activity/users/all/applications/calendar?eventName=restore_event&maxResults=10&access_token=YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN` Admin Console message format `{actor} restored the event {event_title}` ### Event start time changed Event details Event name `change_event_start_time` Parameters `api_kind` `string` API Kind. Possible values: - `android` Indicates that a request for an action came from an Android device. - `api_v3` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar API. - `caldav` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar CalDAV API. - `ews` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar EWS API (Calendar Interop, see https://support.google.com/a/topic/2798684). - `gdata` Indicates that a request for an action came through the Calendar GData API. - `ical` Indicates that a request for an action came from an event email with ICS payload. - `ios` Indicates that a request for an action came through Google Calendar app for iOS. - `not_set` Default value when no information is available about from where this action originated. - `trip_service` Indicates that the request for an action came through Events from Gmail (see https://support.google.com/calendar/answer/6084018). - `wear_os` Indicates that a request for an action came through Google Calendar app for Wear OS. - `web` Indicates that a request for an action came through the Calendar Web interface. `calendar_event_type` `string` Event Type for a calendar event. Possible values: - `birthday` Calendar Event Type is Birthday. - `default` Default Calendar Event Type. - `focus_time` Calendar Event Type is Focus Time. - `from_gmail` Calendar Event Type is From Gmail. - `out_of_office` Calendar Event Type is Out Of Office. - `working_location` Calendar Event Type is Working Location. `calendar_id` `string` Calendar Id of the relevant calendar in context of this action (for example the calendar that an event is on, or a calendar being subscribed to).Usually takes the form of the user's email address. `end_time` `integer` The end time of the event in seconds, stored in Gregorian time. Subtract 62135683200 from this value to convert to a Unix epoch timestamp. `event_id` `string` Event Id. `event_title` `string` Event Title. `notification_message_id` `string` The notification message Id. `organizer_calendar_id` `string` Calendar Id of this Event's organizer. `recipient_email` `string` The notification recipient email address. `recurrence_rule` `string` Recurrence rule for a recurrent event. `recurring` `string` Whether the calendar event is a recurring event. Possible values: - `no` No. - `unspecified` Unspecified. - `yes` Yes. `start_time` `integer` The start time of the event in seconds, stored in Gregorian time. Subtract 62135683200 from this value to convert to a Unix epoch timestamp. `user_agent` `string` The user agent from the request that triggered this action. Sample request `GET https://admin.googleapis.com/admin/reports/v1/activity/users/all/applications/calendar?eventName=change_event_start_time&maxResults=10&access_token=YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN` Admin Console message format `{actor} changed the start time of {event_title}` ### Event title modified Event details Event name `change_event_title` Parameters `api_kind` `string` API Kind. Possible values: - `android` Indicates that a request for an action came from an Android device. - `api_v3` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar API. - `caldav` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar CalDAV API. - `ews` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar EWS API (Calendar Interop, see https://support.google.com/a/topic/2798684). - `gdata` Indicates that a request for an action came through the Calendar GData API. - `ical` Indicates that a request for an action came from an event email with ICS payload. - `ios` Indicates that a request for an action came through Google Calendar app for iOS. - `not_set` Default value when no information is available about from where this action originated. - `trip_service` Indicates that the request for an action came through Events from Gmail (see https://support.google.com/calendar/answer/6084018). - `wear_os` Indicates that a request for an action came through Google Calendar app for Wear OS. - `web` Indicates that a request for an action came through the Calendar Web interface. `calendar_event_type` `string` Event Type for a calendar event. Possible values: - `birthday` Calendar Event Type is Birthday. - `default` Default Calendar Event Type. - `focus_time` Calendar Event Type is Focus Time. - `from_gmail` Calendar Event Type is From Gmail. - `out_of_office` Calendar Event Type is Out Of Office. - `working_location` Calendar Event Type is Working Location. `calendar_id` `string` Calendar Id of the relevant calendar in context of this action (for example the calendar that an event is on, or a calendar being subscribed to).Usually takes the form of the user's email address. `end_time` `integer` The end time of the event in seconds, stored in Gregorian time. Subtract 62135683200 from this value to convert to a Unix epoch timestamp. `event_id` `string` Event Id. `event_title` `string` Event Title. `notification_message_id` `string` The notification message Id. `old_event_title` `string` If the title of a calendar event has been changed, this is the previous title of the event. `organizer_calendar_id` `string` Calendar Id of this Event's organizer. `recipient_email` `string` The notification recipient email address. `recurrence_rule` `string` Recurrence rule for a recurrent event. `recurring` `string` Whether the calendar event is a recurring event. Possible values: - `no` No. - `unspecified` Unspecified. - `yes` Yes. `start_time` `integer` The start time of the event in seconds, stored in Gregorian time. Subtract 62135683200 from this value to convert to a Unix epoch timestamp. `user_agent` `string` The user agent from the request that triggered this action. Sample request `GET https://admin.googleapis.com/admin/reports/v1/activity/users/all/applications/calendar?eventName=change_event_title&maxResults=10&access_token=YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN` Admin Console message format `{actor} changed the title of {old_event_title} to {event_title}` ### Event transfer completed Event details Event name `transfer_event_completed` Parameters `api_kind` `string` API Kind. Possible values: - `android` Indicates that a request for an action came from an Android device. - `api_v3` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar API. - `caldav` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar CalDAV API. - `ews` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar EWS API (Calendar Interop, see https://support.google.com/a/topic/2798684). - `gdata` Indicates that a request for an action came through the Calendar GData API. - `ical` Indicates that a request for an action came from an event email with ICS payload. - `ios` Indicates that a request for an action came through Google Calendar app for iOS. - `not_set` Default value when no information is available about from where this action originated. - `trip_service` Indicates that the request for an action came through Events from Gmail (see https://support.google.com/calendar/answer/6084018). - `wear_os` Indicates that a request for an action came through Google Calendar app for Wear OS. - `web` Indicates that a request for an action came through the Calendar Web interface. `calendar_event_type` `string` Event Type for a calendar event. Possible values: - `birthday` Calendar Event Type is Birthday. - `default` Default Calendar Event Type. - `focus_time` Calendar Event Type is Focus Time. - `from_gmail` Calendar Event Type is From Gmail. - `out_of_office` Calendar Event Type is Out Of Office. - `working_location` Calendar Event Type is Working Location. `calendar_id` `string` Calendar Id of the relevant calendar in context of this action (for example the calendar that an event is on, or a calendar being subscribed to).Usually takes the form of the user's email address. `client_side_encrypted` `string` Whether the calendar event is client-side encrypted or not. Possible values: - `no` No. - `unspecified` Unspecified. - `yes` Yes. `end_time` `integer` The end time of the event in seconds, stored in Gregorian time. Subtract 62135683200 from this value to convert to a Unix epoch timestamp. `event_id` `string` Event Id. `event_title` `string` Event Title. `is_recurring` `boolean` Whether the calendar event is a recurring event. `organizer_calendar_id` `string` Calendar Id of this Event's organizer. `recurrence_rule` `string` Recurrence rule for a recurrent event. `recurring` `string` Whether the calendar event is a recurring event. Possible values: - `no` No. - `unspecified` Unspecified. - `yes` Yes. `start_time` `integer` The start time of the event in seconds, stored in Gregorian time. Subtract 62135683200 from this value to convert to a Unix epoch timestamp. `user_agent` `string` The user agent from the request that triggered this action. Sample request `GET https://admin.googleapis.com/admin/reports/v1/activity/users/all/applications/calendar?eventName=transfer_event_completed&maxResults=10&access_token=YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN` Admin Console message format `{actor} accepted ownership of the event {event_title}` ### Event transfer requested Event details Event name `transfer_event_requested` Parameters `api_kind` `string` API Kind. Possible values: - `android` Indicates that a request for an action came from an Android device. - `api_v3` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar API. - `caldav` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar CalDAV API. - `ews` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar EWS API (Calendar Interop, see https://support.google.com/a/topic/2798684). - `gdata` Indicates that a request for an action came through the Calendar GData API. - `ical` Indicates that a request for an action came from an event email with ICS payload. - `ios` Indicates that a request for an action came through Google Calendar app for iOS. - `not_set` Default value when no information is available about from where this action originated. - `trip_service` Indicates that the request for an action came through Events from Gmail (see https://support.google.com/calendar/answer/6084018). - `wear_os` Indicates that a request for an action came through Google Calendar app for Wear OS. - `web` Indicates that a request for an action came through the Calendar Web interface. `calendar_event_type` `string` Event Type for a calendar event. Possible values: - `birthday` Calendar Event Type is Birthday. - `default` Default Calendar Event Type. - `focus_time` Calendar Event Type is Focus Time. - `from_gmail` Calendar Event Type is From Gmail. - `out_of_office` Calendar Event Type is Out Of Office. - `working_location` Calendar Event Type is Working Location. `calendar_id` `string` Calendar Id of the relevant calendar in context of this action (for example the calendar that an event is on, or a calendar being subscribed to).Usually takes the form of the user's email address. `client_side_encrypted` `string` Whether the calendar event is client-side encrypted or not. Possible values: - `no` No. - `unspecified` Unspecified. - `yes` Yes. `end_time` `integer` The end time of the event in seconds, stored in Gregorian time. Subtract 62135683200 from this value to convert to a Unix epoch timestamp. `event_id` `string` Event Id. `event_title` `string` Event Title. `grantee_email` `string` Grantee Email. `is_recurring` `boolean` Whether the calendar event is a recurring event. `organizer_calendar_id` `string` Calendar Id of this Event's organizer. `recurrence_rule` `string` Recurrence rule for a recurrent event. `recurring` `string` Whether the calendar event is a recurring event. Possible values: - `no` No. - `unspecified` Unspecified. - `yes` Yes. `start_time` `integer` The start time of the event in seconds, stored in Gregorian time. Subtract 62135683200 from this value to convert to a Unix epoch timestamp. `user_agent` `string` The user agent from the request that triggered this action. Sample request `GET https://admin.googleapis.com/admin/reports/v1/activity/users/all/applications/calendar?eventName=transfer_event_requested&maxResults=10&access_token=YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN` Admin Console message format `{actor} requested transferring ownership of the event {event_title} to {grantee_email}` ## Interoperation between Google Calendar and MS Exchange An event related to interoperation between Google Calendar and MS Exchange. Events of this type are returned with `type=interop`. ### Successful availability lookup of a calendar on Exchange from Google Successful availability information lookup of a calendar on Exchange from Google. Event details Event name `interop_freebusy_lookup_outbound_successful` Parameters `api_kind` `string` API Kind. Possible values: - `android` Indicates that a request for an action came from an Android device. - `api_v3` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar API. - `caldav` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar CalDAV API. - `ews` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar EWS API (Calendar Interop, see https://support.google.com/a/topic/2798684). - `gdata` Indicates that a request for an action came through the Calendar GData API. - `ical` Indicates that a request for an action came from an event email with ICS payload. - `ios` Indicates that a request for an action came through Google Calendar app for iOS. - `not_set` Default value when no information is available about from where this action originated. - `trip_service` Indicates that the request for an action came through Events from Gmail (see https://support.google.com/calendar/answer/6084018). - `wear_os` Indicates that a request for an action came through Google Calendar app for Wear OS. - `web` Indicates that a request for an action came through the Calendar Web interface. `calendar_id` `string` Calendar Id of the relevant calendar in context of this action (for example the calendar that an event is on, or a calendar being subscribed to).Usually takes the form of the user's email address. `remote_ews_url` `string` URL of the remote Exchange server that Google Calendar EWS server has contacted. `requested_period_end` `integer` End of the time window for which the availability was requested. `requested_period_start` `integer` Start of the time window for which the availability was requested. Sample request `GET https://admin.googleapis.com/admin/reports/v1/activity/users/all/applications/calendar?eventName=interop_freebusy_lookup_outbound_successful&maxResults=10&access_token=YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN` Admin Console message format `{actor} successfully fetched availability of Exchange calendar {calendar_id}` ### Successful availability lookup of a calendar on Google from Exchange Successful availability information lookup of a calendar on Google from Exchange. Event details Event name `interop_freebusy_lookup_inbound_successful` Parameters `api_kind` `string` API Kind. Possible values: - `android` Indicates that a request for an action came from an Android device. - `api_v3` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar API. - `caldav` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar CalDAV API. - `ews` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar EWS API (Calendar Interop, see https://support.google.com/a/topic/2798684). - `gdata` Indicates that a request for an action came through the Calendar GData API. - `ical` Indicates that a request for an action came from an event email with ICS payload. - `ios` Indicates that a request for an action came through Google Calendar app for iOS. - `not_set` Default value when no information is available about from where this action originated. - `trip_service` Indicates that the request for an action came through Events from Gmail (see https://support.google.com/calendar/answer/6084018). - `wear_os` Indicates that a request for an action came through Google Calendar app for Wear OS. - `web` Indicates that a request for an action came through the Calendar Web interface. `calendar_id` `string` Calendar Id of the relevant calendar in context of this action (for example the calendar that an event is on, or a calendar being subscribed to).Usually takes the form of the user's email address. `requested_period_end` `integer` End of the time window for which the availability was requested. `requested_period_start` `integer` Start of the time window for which the availability was requested. Sample request `GET https://admin.googleapis.com/admin/reports/v1/activity/users/all/applications/calendar?eventName=interop_freebusy_lookup_inbound_successful&maxResults=10&access_token=YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN` Admin Console message format `Exchange Server at {IP_ADDRESS_IDENTIFIER} acting as {actor} successfully fetched availability for Google calendar {calendar_id}` ### Successful availability lookup of Exchange resource from Google Event details Event name `interop_exchange_resource_availability_lookup_successful` Parameters `api_kind` `string` API Kind. Possible values: - `android` Indicates that a request for an action came from an Android device. - `api_v3` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar API. - `caldav` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar CalDAV API. - `ews` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar EWS API (Calendar Interop, see https://support.google.com/a/topic/2798684). - `gdata` Indicates that a request for an action came through the Calendar GData API. - `ical` Indicates that a request for an action came from an event email with ICS payload. - `ios` Indicates that a request for an action came through Google Calendar app for iOS. - `not_set` Default value when no information is available about from where this action originated. - `trip_service` Indicates that the request for an action came through Events from Gmail (see https://support.google.com/calendar/answer/6084018). - `wear_os` Indicates that a request for an action came through Google Calendar app for Wear OS. - `web` Indicates that a request for an action came through the Calendar Web interface. `calendar_id` `string` Calendar Id of the relevant calendar in context of this action (for example the calendar that an event is on, or a calendar being subscribed to).Usually takes the form of the user's email address. `remote_ews_url` `string` URL of the remote Exchange server that Google Calendar EWS server has contacted. `requested_period_end` `integer` End of the time window for which the availability was requested. `requested_period_start` `integer` Start of the time window for which the availability was requested. Sample request `GET https://admin.googleapis.com/admin/reports/v1/activity/users/all/applications/calendar?eventName=interop_exchange_resource_availability_lookup_successful&maxResults=10&access_token=YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN` Admin Console message format `{actor} successfully attempted to fetch availability of {calendar_id}` ### Successful Exchange resource list lookup Event details Event name `interop_exchange_resource_list_lookup_successful` Parameters `api_kind` `string` API Kind. Possible values: - `android` Indicates that a request for an action came from an Android device. - `api_v3` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar API. - `caldav` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar CalDAV API. - `ews` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar EWS API (Calendar Interop, see https://support.google.com/a/topic/2798684). - `gdata` Indicates that a request for an action came through the Calendar GData API. - `ical` Indicates that a request for an action came from an event email with ICS payload. - `ios` Indicates that a request for an action came through Google Calendar app for iOS. - `not_set` Default value when no information is available about from where this action originated. - `trip_service` Indicates that the request for an action came through Events from Gmail (see https://support.google.com/calendar/answer/6084018). - `wear_os` Indicates that a request for an action came through Google Calendar app for Wear OS. - `web` Indicates that a request for an action came through the Calendar Web interface. `interop_error_code` `string` A short human-readable error code / error description in English. `remote_ews_url` `string` URL of the remote Exchange server that Google Calendar EWS server has contacted. Sample request `GET https://admin.googleapis.com/admin/reports/v1/activity/users/all/applications/calendar?eventName=interop_exchange_resource_list_lookup_successful&maxResults=10&access_token=YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN` Admin Console message format `{actor} successfully fetched Exchange resource list from {remote_ews_url}` ### Unsuccessful availability lookup of a calendar on Exchange from Google Unsuccessful availability information lookup of a calendar on Exchange from Google. Event details Event name `interop_freebusy_lookup_outbound_unsuccessful` Parameters `api_kind` `string` API Kind. Possible values: - `android` Indicates that a request for an action came from an Android device. - `api_v3` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar API. - `caldav` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar CalDAV API. - `ews` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar EWS API (Calendar Interop, see https://support.google.com/a/topic/2798684). - `gdata` Indicates that a request for an action came through the Calendar GData API. - `ical` Indicates that a request for an action came from an event email with ICS payload. - `ios` Indicates that a request for an action came through Google Calendar app for iOS. - `not_set` Default value when no information is available about from where this action originated. - `trip_service` Indicates that the request for an action came through Events from Gmail (see https://support.google.com/calendar/answer/6084018). - `wear_os` Indicates that a request for an action came through Google Calendar app for Wear OS. - `web` Indicates that a request for an action came through the Calendar Web interface. `calendar_id` `string` Calendar Id of the relevant calendar in context of this action (for example the calendar that an event is on, or a calendar being subscribed to).Usually takes the form of the user's email address. `interop_error_code` `string` A short human-readable error code / error description in English. `remote_ews_url` `string` URL of the remote Exchange server that Google Calendar EWS server has contacted. `requested_period_end` `integer` End of the time window for which the availability was requested. `requested_period_start` `integer` Start of the time window for which the availability was requested. Sample request `GET https://admin.googleapis.com/admin/reports/v1/activity/users/all/applications/calendar?eventName=interop_freebusy_lookup_outbound_unsuccessful&maxResults=10&access_token=YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN` Admin Console message format `{actor} unsuccessfully attempted to fetch availability of Exchange calendar {calendar_id}` ### Unsuccessful availability lookup of a calendar on Google from Exchange Unsuccessful availability information lookup of a calendar on Google from Exchange. Event details Event name `interop_freebusy_lookup_inbound_unsuccessful` Parameters `api_kind` `string` API Kind. Possible values: - `android` Indicates that a request for an action came from an Android device. - `api_v3` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar API. - `caldav` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar CalDAV API. - `ews` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar EWS API (Calendar Interop, see https://support.google.com/a/topic/2798684). - `gdata` Indicates that a request for an action came through the Calendar GData API. - `ical` Indicates that a request for an action came from an event email with ICS payload. - `ios` Indicates that a request for an action came through Google Calendar app for iOS. - `not_set` Default value when no information is available about from where this action originated. - `trip_service` Indicates that the request for an action came through Events from Gmail (see https://support.google.com/calendar/answer/6084018). - `wear_os` Indicates that a request for an action came through Google Calendar app for Wear OS. - `web` Indicates that a request for an action came through the Calendar Web interface. `calendar_id` `string` Calendar Id of the relevant calendar in context of this action (for example the calendar that an event is on, or a calendar being subscribed to).Usually takes the form of the user's email address. `interop_error_code` `string` A short human-readable error code / error description in English. `requested_period_end` `integer` End of the time window for which the availability was requested. `requested_period_start` `integer` Start of the time window for which the availability was requested. Sample request `GET https://admin.googleapis.com/admin/reports/v1/activity/users/all/applications/calendar?eventName=interop_freebusy_lookup_inbound_unsuccessful&maxResults=10&access_token=YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN` Admin Console message format `Exchange Server at {IP_ADDRESS_IDENTIFIER} acting as {actor} unsuccessfully attempted to fetch availability for Google calendar {calendar_id}` ### Unsuccessful availability lookup of Exchange resource from Google Event details Event name `interop_exchange_resource_availability_lookup_unsuccessful` Parameters `api_kind` `string` API Kind. Possible values: - `android` Indicates that a request for an action came from an Android device. - `api_v3` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar API. - `caldav` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar CalDAV API. - `ews` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar EWS API (Calendar Interop, see https://support.google.com/a/topic/2798684). - `gdata` Indicates that a request for an action came through the Calendar GData API. - `ical` Indicates that a request for an action came from an event email with ICS payload. - `ios` Indicates that a request for an action came through Google Calendar app for iOS. - `not_set` Default value when no information is available about from where this action originated. - `trip_service` Indicates that the request for an action came through Events from Gmail (see https://support.google.com/calendar/answer/6084018). - `wear_os` Indicates that a request for an action came through Google Calendar app for Wear OS. - `web` Indicates that a request for an action came through the Calendar Web interface. `calendar_id` `string` Calendar Id of the relevant calendar in context of this action (for example the calendar that an event is on, or a calendar being subscribed to).Usually takes the form of the user's email address. `interop_error_code` `string` A short human-readable error code / error description in English. `remote_ews_url` `string` URL of the remote Exchange server that Google Calendar EWS server has contacted. `requested_period_end` `integer` End of the time window for which the availability was requested. `requested_period_start` `integer` Start of the time window for which the availability was requested. Sample request `GET https://admin.googleapis.com/admin/reports/v1/activity/users/all/applications/calendar?eventName=interop_exchange_resource_availability_lookup_unsuccessful&maxResults=10&access_token=YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN` Admin Console message format `{actor} unsuccessfully attempted to fetch availability of {calendar_id}` ### Unsuccessful Exchange resource list lookup Event details Event name `interop_exchange_resource_list_lookup_unsuccessful` Parameters `api_kind` `string` API Kind. Possible values: - `android` Indicates that a request for an action came from an Android device. - `api_v3` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar API. - `caldav` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar CalDAV API. - `ews` Indicates that the request for an action came through Calendar EWS API (Calendar Interop, see https://support.google.com/a/topic/2798684). - `gdata` Indicates that a request for an action came through the Calendar GData API. - `ical` Indicates that a request for an action came from an event email with ICS payload. - `ios` Indicates that a request for an action came through Google Calendar app for iOS. - `not_set` Default value when no information is available about from where this action originated. - `trip_service` Indicates that the request for an action came through Events from Gmail (see https://support.google.com/calendar/answer/6084018). - `wear_os` Indicates that a request for an action came through Google Calendar app for Wear OS. - `web` Indicates that a request for an action came through the Calendar Web interface. `interop_error_code` `string` A short human-readable error code / error description in English. `remote_ews_url` `string` URL of the remote Exchange server that Google Calendar EWS server has contacted. Sample request `GET https://admin.googleapis.com/admin/reports/v1/activity/users/all/applications/calendar?eventName=interop_exchange_resource_list_lookup_unsuccessful&maxResults=10&access_token=YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN` Admin Console message format `{actor} unsuccessfully fetched Exchange resource list from {remote_ews_url}`