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Erica Harrison

Is there a way to push my hectic calendar to my google calendar? It pulls in my google calendar into my hectic calendar, but i'd love to be able to see my deliverables, etc on my google calendar. There may be a way to do this and I missed a step.

October 6, 2021

Geoff Mina

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We now support sharing your Hectic calendar as an ICS (iCalendar) universal file format.  
This will allow you to pull Hectic events into any Calendar application (Outlook / Office365 / Google / Apple Calendar, etc).
Check out the help doc for details:
https://help.hecticapp.com/en/articles/7158813-sharing-your-hectic-calendar

Erica Collins

Geoff Mina: greatly appreciated!

Erica Harrison

Geoff Mina: Fantastic!! Can't wait to use this feature :)

Geoff Mina

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Adam Go

This is huge. I need two-way sync of Google Calendar events. My Google Calendar is linked to website. I can't use Hectic without this feature, otherwise I'm not saving any time. I may have to wait until this one is added.

Geoff Mina

Merged in a post:

Calendar: Write to Google calendar when I create Hectic calendar event

Raphael Little

When I create an event in Hectic calendar, I want it to add that event to my Google calendar

December 17, 2021

Laura Townsend

This would be great someday! I want to throw in a vote for the Outlook calendar too. I know that one is further off because of some Outlook limitations, but my clients love to send me Outlook meeting requests.

So now Iʻve got Outlook showing up in Google, and Google sending to Hectic, but itʻs really Hectic where I

want

to do my calendaring.

Geoff Mina

Laura Townsend: Hey Laura - are you subscribing to Office 365? Just curious what the underlying calendar service is behind your Outlook calendar... or if it's just a local calendar on your computer.

Laura Townsend

Geoff Mina: Hi Geoff, yes I subscribe to Office 365, but I use the desktop app that comes with it almost exclusively. (If that makes any difference). My clients are law firms and almost all of them use MS Office, with more and more of them going to Office 365. (It used to be the big firms stuck with the non-subscription versions of Office.)