How to sync your Home Depot schedule to Google Calendar.
Workforce Tools has no calendar export. This guide gets your shifts into Google Calendar with Titan, a free browser extension for Home Depot associates. It takes four steps and about five minutes.
What you need.
A supported browser
Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge or Firefox. Safari on macOS and iOS is in TestFlight.
Workforce Tools
Your usual sign-in at wft.homedepot.com.
A Google account
One that has opened Google Calendar at least once.
Add Home Depot shifts to Google Calendar in 4 steps.
Do steps 1 and 2 once. After that, syncing is one click whenever your schedule changes.
- 1
Install Titan
Open the Titan listing with the button below. Click Add to Chrome, then Add extension. The Titan icon appears in your browser toolbar.
Free. There is no account to create.
- 2
Connect Google Calendar
The first time you open Titan it asks you to sign in to Google. This happens on Google's own screen, so Titan never sees your Google password.
Google then lists what Titan is asking for. Tick the Google Calendar box(or "Select all") before you press Continue. If the box is left unticked, sign-in still finishes but Titan can't add your shifts.
Titan uses that permission to add, update and remove shifts in the calendar it syncs to.
- 3
Open Workforce Tools
Go to wft.homedepot.com and sign in as normal. Titan reads your schedule from the page. There is nothing else to set up.
If the Titan panel doesn't open, click the Titan icon in your toolbar or press Ctrl+Shift+Space (Cmd+Shift+Space on a Mac).
- 4
Click Sync Schedule
In the Titan panel, click Sync Schedule. Titan compares your WFT shifts with your calendar and changes only what is different. Your shifts appear in the "Home Depot Work Schedule" calendar within seconds.
That's it. Repeat this step whenever your schedule changes.
If something goes wrong.
From version 1.6.0, Titan's error messages end with a short code. Look it up on the error codes page.
- The Titan panel does not open on WFT
- Check that the address bar says wft.homedepot.com, then click the Titan icon in your toolbar. If the icon is missing, open your browser's extensions page and make sure Titan is turned on.
- Google sign-in fails or you see "error 403"
- Click Sync Schedule again and tick the Google Calendar box on Google's screen before pressing Continue. The full steps are under G-PERMISSION.
- Shifts do not appear in Google Calendar
- The "Home Depot Work Schedule" calendar may be hidden. In Google Calendar, find it in the list on the left and tick the box beside it.
- You have reached the sync limit
- Titan allows 7 syncs a day, 5 minutes apart. Both reset at midnight. The side panel shows how many you have left.
- Old shifts are still in the calendar
- Sync from the WFT schedule page, so Titan can see your current schedule. Shifts more than 30 days old or 30 days ahead are outside what Titan checks, so they are not removed.
Still stuck? Visit the Support Center.
Questions, answered.
- Do I need to reinstall Titan after browser updates?
- No. Your browser updates extensions by itself, so Titan moves to each new version without you doing anything.
- Can I stop Titan from auto-opening on WFT?
- Yes. Turn off auto-open in Titan Settings and the panel only appears when you click the Titan icon in your toolbar.
- Will syncing again overwrite my existing calendar events?
- No. Titan only changes events that are different. A shift with the same date and time as before is left alone.
- What happens when I uninstall Titan?
- Titan stops syncing. Shifts already in your Home Depot Work Schedule calendar stay there until you delete them or remove the calendar in Google Calendar.
Let Titan do the copying.
Free, private and built for Home Depot associates.
Titan is an independent tool and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by The Home Depot or Google.