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Add availability from calendar events

Open up bookable slots by creating titled events in your connected calendar — and use the right event status so other events at the same time still block correctly

Updated on April 28, 2026

If your availability changes a lot week-to-week and you prefer to manage it directly in your calendar instead of in meetergo settings, you can open up bookable slots by creating calendar events with a fixed title. meetergo reads those events as positive availability windows.

How to enable

  1. Go to Availability
  2. Enable "Add availability from calendar"
  3. Choose a unique event title (e.g. Bookable Slot, meetergo1030)
  4. Save

Then in your connected calendar, create events with that exact title at the times you want to be bookable. Those windows show up as available on your booking page.

Why it matters: When an availability event is marked "Busy" and another event (a meetergo booking, or a manual "Busy" entry) sits at the same time, meetergo can't always tell them apart from the calendar's free/busy data. In some cases this means your slot stays offered as available even though the time is already taken.

Events marked "Free" don't block anything in the calendar's free/busy API. meetergo still recognises them as availability via the title — and can reliably treat any "Busy" events at the same time as blocking the slot.

Where to find the setting

  • Google Calendar: open the event → right-side panel → AvailabilityFree
  • Outlook / Microsoft 365: open the event → Show asFree

How conflicts behave

Google / Outlook with event set to "Free":

  • ✅ Nothing else at that time → slot offered
  • ✅ Parallel "Busy" event → slot correctly blocked
  • ✅ Parallel meetergo booking → slot correctly blocked

Event set to "Busy" (or on iCloud/CalDAV/ICS):

  • ✅ Parallel meetergo booking → slot correctly blocked
  • ✅ Parallel event with a different duration than the slot → slot correctly blocked
  • ⚠️ Parallel event with identical start and end → slot may incorrectly stay offered. On Google/Outlook: switch the event to "Free".

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