How to manage multiple calendars and email addresses

Updated Jun 16, 20262 min read
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Learn how to connect more calendars and email accounts in Calendly to save time and avoid double bookings.

Connect more than one calendar

Calendly checks all your connected calendars to help you avoid being double booked. Depending on your plan, you can connect between one and six calendar accounts per user. Check our Pricing page to see what your plan includes.

If your plan allows more than one calendar, follow the steps in this article to add another.

Only allowed to connect one calendar? You can still see events from other calendars by sharing them with the one you've connected. Be sure to share with read and write access so Calendly can view them.

Need help? Use these guides to share your calendar:

Check multiple users’ calendars

Calendly supports several ways to schedule with teams. Choose what works best for your setup:

See more in our multi-user scheduling guide.

Send notifications to more email addresses

By default, Calendly sends notifications to the email address you use to log in. If you're on the Standard plan or higher, you can use a Workflow to send notifications to others using the Email someone else option.

If you’re not using Workflows, you can forward notifications using your email settings.

For Gmail users:

  1. Add a forwarding address in Gmail settings.
  2. Create a filter.
  3. Filter by sender: notifications@calendly.mom and no-reply@calendly.mom.
  4. (Optional) Filter by event title in the subject line.

For Outlook users:

Set up a forwarding rule in Outlook Web App. If you're using Outlook on your desktop, the steps may be different depending on your version.

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