Calendar Interoperability
Calendar Interoperability allows Zoho Calendar users to view and view the availability of Microsoft Exchange, and Google Calendar users. Using Calendar Interop, Zoho users can check the availability status of Microsoft Exchange and Google Calendar users, and vice-versa.
Calendar Interoperability allows Zoho Calendar users to view the availability of Microsoft Exchange and Google Calendar users. Using Calendar Interop, Zoho users can check the free/busy status of Microsoft Exchange and Google Calendar users, and vice versa.
Setting up Calendar Interoperability
As an administrator, you can set up Calendar Interoperability to allow your Zoho organization users to view the availability of users in Microsoft Exchange or Google Calendar.
For Microsoft Exchange, the interoperability settings allow users in both organizations to view each other's free/busy status, depending on the permissions configured.
For Google Calendar, administrators can configure settings that give Zoho users access to the availability information of Google Calendar users. This gives your team a clear picture of when members are free or busy, enabling more efficient scheduling and collaboration.
To set up Calendar Interoperability
- Review the system requirements for setting up interoperability between Zoho and:
- Add an email alias for users using a sub-domain — applicable if your organization uses the same domain address for users in Zoho, Microsoft Exchange, and Google Calendar.
- You can skip this step if you are using a different domain address for each platform.
- Configure the setup for Zoho Calendar users to look up the availability of Microsoft Exchange users and Google Calendar users.
- Configure the setup for Microsoft Exchange users and Google Calendar users to look up the availability of Zoho Calendar users.
- Verify the setup for Microsoft Exchange users and Google Calendar users by running tests using the troubleshooting tool to check for any errors.
- Resolve errors using troubleshooting tips.