Last updated: 24 September 2026
Calendar sync copies your Jump appointments into your own Google Calendar, so you can see your working day on your phone without opening Jump.
The time, and nothing else by default. Each appointment appears as a block titled Booked.
Your Google Calendar never receives:
You can optionally add the appointment type to the title, so a block reads Booked - Annual Health Check instead of Booked. That is off unless you turn it on, and it is set per diary.
Jump is the source of truth for bookings. Changes you make in Google Calendar are not sent back to Jump, and nothing in your external calendar affects what patients can book. Deleting a block in Google does not cancel the appointment.
Jump asks only for permission to manage calendars it creates itself. It cannot read or change your existing calendars, including your personal one.
When you connect a diary, Jump makes a new calendar in your account named after that clinician, and writes only to that.
Calendar sync is a beta feature, so someone with settings access enables it once for the practice:
That does not share anybody's diary. Each person then connects their own.
Your appointments start appearing in Google within a minute or two. By default Jump sends the next eight weeks and keeps that window rolling forward. You can change it to four weeks, twelve weeks or six months.
You do not need any special permissions to connect your own diary.
The same Connect a diary picker lets you choose any clinician in the practice, so a practice manager can mirror several diaries into one calendar.
This puts that clinician's appointments into your Google account. If you want them in theirs, they need to connect it themselves. Consent cannot be given on somebody's behalf.
In the same card, use the disconnect control next to a diary. Jump stops writing to it immediately. Your Google account stays connected, and any other diaries you are mirroring carry on.