GoHighLevel Calendars API
Create Event Notification
/calendars/:calendarId/notificationsPOST /calendars/:calendarId/notifications Create Calendar notifications, either one or multiple. All notification settings must be for single calendar only It takes 1 path parameter and 1 body field, requires the calendars/events.write scope and authenticates with a sub-account (location) token.
Request and authentication
- Method
POST- Full URL
https://services.leadconnectorhq.com/calendars/:calendarId/notifications- Scopes
calendars/events.write- Token type
- Sub-account (location) token
- Accepted auth
- OAuth Access Token, Private Integration Token
- API version header
Version: 2021-07-28- Schema verified
- 22 June 2026
Path parameters
Substituted into the URL. Required by definition.
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
calendarIdrequired | string | — |
Request body
JSON body fields. Nested objects are shown indented under their parent.
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
_body | array | — |
Example request
Copy-paste ready. Swap YOUR_TOKEN for your access token or Private Integration Token, and the sample ID for your own.
curl -X POST 'https://services.leadconnectorhq.com/calendars/YOUR_CALENDARID/notifications' \
-H 'Authorization: Bearer YOUR_TOKEN' \
-H 'Version: 2021-07-28' \
-H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
-d '{}'Skip the schema lookup
Hylo gives your AI agent this schema — and the other 52 documented here — without you looking anything up. Ask in plain English; it picks the endpoint, fills the body, and can run the call against your own sub-account.
More calendars endpoints
- Create CalendarPOST /calendars/
- Create Calendar ResourcePOST /calendars/resources/:resourceType
- Create SchedulePOST /calendars/schedules
- Edit Block SlotPUT /calendars/events/block-slots/:eventId
- Fetch Calendar ResourcesGET /calendars/resources/:resourceType
- Find Event NotificationGET /calendars/:calendarId/notifications/:notificationId
- All GoHighLevel Calendars endpointsCategory index
- GoHighLevel API referenceEvery category, webhooks, and OAuth scopes