Calendar Audit Activity Events

This document lists the events and parameters for various types of Calendar Audit activity events. You can retrieve these events by calling 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). `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). `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).
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).
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). `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).
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). `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). `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). `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). `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}

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). `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.

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). `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.
`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). `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.
`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). `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.
`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.
`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). `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.
`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.
`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). `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.
`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.
`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). `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.
`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.
`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). `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.
`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.
`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). `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_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.
`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). `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_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.
`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). `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_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.
`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). `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_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.
`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). `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.
`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.
`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). `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.
`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.
`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). `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.
`event_title`	`string` Event Title.
`organizer_calendar_id`	`string` Calendar Id of this Event's organizer.
`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 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). `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.
`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.
`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). `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.
`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.
`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). `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.
`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.
`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). `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.
`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.
`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). `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.
`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.
`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). `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). `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). `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).
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). `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). `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). `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).
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}