Calendar Sharing

Shared calendars for better visibility

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Calendar Sharing

Make parts of your calendar available

Create a smart filter for your appointments and publish this selection of appointments automatically at adjustable intervals. Your customers and partners can easily subscribe to these calendars.

Anonymize your calendar

Decide which information you want to include in your shared calendar. All appointment data or, alternatively, only when you are busy or available.

Work with variable time frames

Work with rolling time frames and automatically publish, for example, only appointments in the next 14 days or the next month.

Share your calendar with third parties in a controlled way

It is often helpful to give third parties access to your own calendar. But you do not want to reveal all appointments or appointment details. The calendar exporter for Daylite, included in Plus Package for Daylite, allows you to share just specific calendar information with others as a calendar subscription. You decide whether appointments should be anonymized and which time frame should be shared. The update takes place in individually adjustable intervals. As the storage location for your calendar, you can specify an FTP server, your Dropbox, or any other WebDAV volume. The subscribers have read-only access.

Most important features

Sharing filtered calendars: You decide which appointments you want to share.

Anonymization: Share all information or make your calendar anonymous and only tell the subscriber if you are available or busy.

Rolling time frames: Define a time period, such as 14 days in the future or the next month. The calendar exporter only shares the time frame you specify.