Calendar sync [video]

Bookedin calendar sync is perfect for people with busy schedules. It lets your clients book appointments online based on your real-time availability.

Works with Google, Office365Outlook.com, iCloud (Mac, iPad, iPhone) or Exchange calendars. Video and step-by-step instructions below:

  1. Log in to your Bookedin business account here (note: initial sync must be performed via website, not the mobile app) 
  2. Go to Settings > Calendar Sync (top menu)
  3. Click the Add New Calendar Sync button
  4. Now choose your preferred calendar
  5. Sign in to your personal calendar and grant permission to Bookedin. Then you'll get redirected back to Bookedin upon successful connection
  6. Choose Bookedin calendar: If you have more than one calendar in your Bookedin account, choose which one you'd like to sync. 
    choose which calendar to sync on bookedin.png
  7. Choose Personal calendar: If your personal calendar has more than one calendar, (ex. Home, Work, Meetings, Family) choose which one you'd like to sync. (Note: If you need to sync all of them, simply perform multiple calendar syncs. Ex. If your iCal has 4 total calendars you will repeat the sync process 4x.)
    choose which google calendar to sync to bookedin.png
  8. Choose a sync direction (2-way or 1-way)
    calendar sync options in bookedin.png
  9. Click Start Sync
    start your ccalendar sync in bookedin with google.png
     
  10. Wait a few moments, then boom! All of your Bookedin appointments will appear in your personal calendar and vice versa. (samples below) 
  11. Repeat for any other personal calenders. Bookedin lets you set up unlimited calendar syncs! 

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google sync example with bookedin.png

Going forward:

  • Both calendars get updated in real-time
  • Clients cannot see your synced appointments. 
  • Events you create on your 3rd party synced calendar will block the available hours on your Bookedin online booking page.
  • Your Bookedin calendar will sync appointments 1-month back and 2-years forward.  

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