Calendars
Connect your calendar to sync availability
Connect your calendar
Which calendars meetergo supports, how to connect them, and which direction the sync runs. Reading busy times is set per calendar and new bookings go to one calendar only, so a one way sync is possible as well as a two way sync.
Connecting Apple iCloud Calendar
Connect iCloud with an app-specific password, choose which calendars are checked for conflicts, and use Ignore all day appointments to decide whether all day events from Apple Calendar block your booking page.
Connecting CalDav Calendars
Connect any self-hosted CalDAV calendar to meetergo by entering its server URL and login credentials in Profile Settings.
Connecting Google Calendar
Connect Google Calendar to meetergo for two-way sync and native invitations, and enable optional Gmail-based CRM email sync on Suite.
Connecting ICS/iCal Calendars
Connect any calendar that provides an ICS/iCal link to meetergo for availability checking
Connecting Microsoft Exchange Calendar
Connect Microsoft Exchange 2013, 2016, or 2019 to meetergo via Autodiscover or a manual EWS server URL, and fix common connection failures.
Connecting Nextcloud Calendar
Connect your Nextcloud calendar to meetergo using its Primary CalDAV address from Nextcloud's Settings and Import page.
Connecting openDesk to meetergo
Connect your openDesk calendar via CalDAV and use your openDesk Jitsi for video meetings.
Connecting Outlook Calendar
Connect Outlook or Microsoft 365, choose which calendars are checked for conflicts, and decide which statuses (Busy, Tentative, Out of Office, Working Elsewhere) make you unavailable.
Connecting your Baikal Calendar
Connect your self-hosted Baikal CalDAV calendar to meetergo using its server URL, username, and password.
Connecting your Fruux Calendar
Connect your Fruux CalDAV calendar to meetergo using your Fruux email and password under Other CalDAV Calendars.
Connecting your GMX.net Calendar
Connect your GMX.net calendar to meetergo via CalDAV using your GMX.net email address and password.
Connecting Your Infomaniak KSuite Calendar
How to sync your Infomaniak KSuite calendar with meetergo using CalDAV
Connecting Your Kerio Calendar
Connect your Kerio Connect calendar to meetergo via CalDAV using your Kerio server address and email login.
Connecting Your mailbox.org Calendar
Connect your mailbox.org calendar to meetergo via CalDAV, including creating an app-specific password when 2FA is enabled.
Connecting your Open Xchange Calendar
Connect your Open-Xchange (OX) calendar to meetergo via CalDAV using your OX server URL, email, and password.
Connecting your Posteo Calendar
Connect your Posteo calendar to meetergo with your email and password, and fix connection failures caused by additional account protection.
Connecting your Radicale Calendar
Connect your self-hosted Radicale CalDAV calendar to meetergo using its server URL, username, and password.
Connecting Your Web.de-Calendar
Connect your Web.de calendar to meetergo with your email and password so appointments sync automatically both ways.
Connecting your Zoho Calendar
Connect Zoho Calendar to meetergo via CalDAV using your region-specific Zoho CalDAV URL and an app-specific password.
Ensuring meetergo Invitations Appear on Your Google Calendar
Confirm the sender on a meetergo invitation in Google Calendar so the booking is added to your calendar automatically.
How to Connect Proton Calendar to meetergo
Connect Proton Calendar to meetergo as a read-only ICS feed using a sharing link generated from a paid Proton plan.
How to disable buffer time events in your calendar
Stop buffer times from appearing as separate events in your connected calendar.
Outlook Admin Consent for Organizations
How IT admins can grant Microsoft permissions so team members can connect Outlook to meetergo
Reconnecting Your Integrations After a Lost Connection
Fix a lost calendar or meeting connection such as Zoom by reconnecting it in your profile and manually syncing any appointments that missed out.
Using an Exchange Service Account for Your Connection
Connect meetergo to Microsoft Exchange with a service account and impersonation, no personal passwords required.