How Busy Time from Your Connected Calendar is Used to Manage Availability
OnceHub uses busy time from your connected calendars to automatically determine when you’re unavailable, ensuring your guests can only schedule time with you when you’re free. Here’s a breakdown of what is considered “busy” time in each case.
Google Workspace
Section titled “Google Workspace”OnceHub retrieves busy times from:
- The Main calendar of the connected account.
- Sub-calendars you’ve created within your Google Workspace account.
- Calendars shared with you, provided you have at least Read-only permissions.
Calendar Event Statuses:
Section titled “Calendar Event Statuses:”- Busy: These events block your availability in OnceHub.
- Free: These times are not considered busy and remain available for scheduling.
Please take a look at this article if you need any additional information on managing the OnceHub integration with Google Workspace.
Office 365
Section titled “Office 365”OnceHub retrieves busy times from:
- The Main calendar of the connected account.
- Sub-calendars created within your Microsoft 365 account.
- Shared calendars with at least Read-only permissions.
Calendar Event Statuses:
Section titled “Calendar Event Statuses:”- Working Elsewhere, Tentative, Busy, and Away: These events block availability in OnceHub.
- Free: These times are available for scheduling.
Please take a look at this article if you need any additional information on managing the OnceHub integration with Office 365.
Microsoft Exchange
Section titled “Microsoft Exchange”OnceHub retrieves busy times from:
- The Main calendar of the connected account.
- Sub-calendars created in your Exchange account.
- Shared calendars with at least Read-only permissions.
Calendar Event Statuses:
Section titled “Calendar Event Statuses:”- Working Elsewhere, Tentative, Busy, and Away: These events block availability in OnceHub.
- Free: These times remain available for scheduling.
Please take a look at this article if you need any additional information on managing the OnceHub integration with Microsoft Exchange.
iCloud Calendar
Section titled “iCloud Calendar”OnceHub retrieves busy times from:
- The Main calendar of the connected account.
- Sub-calendars in your iCloud account.
- Shared calendars, as long as you have at least Read-only permissions.
Calendar Event Statuses:
Section titled “Calendar Event Statuses:”- Busy: These events block availability in OnceHub.
- Free: These times remain available for scheduling.
Important Note for iCloud Users: All-day iCloud events cannot be marked as “Busy.” To block out an entire day, create a specific event that spans your working hours.
Please take a look at this article if you need any additonal information on managing the OnceHub integration with iCloud Calendar.
Key Points to Remember
Section titled “Key Points to Remember”- The Busy Time Is Retrieved From setting allows you to include or exclude specific sub-calendars or shared calendars.