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- How to create an event
This guide explains how to create an event in the AddEvent Dashboard. Creating events allows you to share events with your users and get those events onto their calendars. Events live within your calendar(s).Creating an eventThere are two different ways to create a new event in the Dashboard:The ...
- How to un-follow a calendar
Unsubscribing from a calendar is quick and easy, but the process depends on which calendar service you use.To unsubscribe using Apple Calendar (on an iPhone):Method #1 (iOS >= 10)Go to the Settings app and select 'Mail'Go to 'Accounts'Go to Subscribed CalendarsSelect the calend...
- How often do my calendar / events update in subscribers' calendars?
When your users follow your subscription calendar, a unique URL for your calendar is stored in the user's calendar client (Google Calendar, Outlook, Exchange, Apple Calendar, etc). That unique URL is regularly requested by that calendar client in order to sync with your subscription calendar....
- How to remove third-party app access in Outlook Calendar
When you use any of our add to calendar functionalities, you connect and grant access to our app at Microsoft to insert the event. To revoke that access (and that goes for any services you might have granted access to in the past), follow the numbered steps below: Head to account.micros...
- What is an "event-add"?
Our system records an 'event-add' each time someone clicks an add-to-calendar button or link to add your event to their calendar, and our servers receive that request.
- What is a "subscriber"?
When a user subscribes to (or follows) your calendar, they become a 'subscriber', and a connection is created between AddEvent and their chosen calendar system. This connection enables calendar systems to request new updates from your calendar, which in turn allows for an event on your us...
- What is an "event"?
You can create and share events in AddEvent using the AddEvent Dashboard. Manually creating an event within the Dashboard counts as one 'event' towards your plan's monthly event limit. Events created and stored externally that are connected to AddEvent's add to calendar butto...
- What happens when an event is updated after it’s already been added to a calendar by an end-user?
There are three types of events you can share with your users using AddEvent’s tools:Normal eventsEvents with RSVP enabledEvents via a Subscription CalendarNormal eventsWhenever you share a single, individual event with your users via an add-to-calendar button or link, this is a one-time tr...
- How to use AddEvent's Direct URL Method with Zapier
The Direct URL method allows you to build automated add-to-calendar functionality into your email campaign templates to give your users add-to-calendar links customized just for them. And now we've just made it even easier to use by including all that great functionality in the latest version...
- '400. That's an error' when selecting Google Calendar
If you are getting the following error when trying to add an event to your Google Calendar, you might have a "greedy" browser extension installed that overrides the URL to Google Calendar. The typical error Google Calendar is throwing is listed below: 400. That's an error....
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