Alex MacCaw
complete
Completed! Announcement coming later this week.
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Christopher Carter
Looks like I am able to see my primary O365 account's calendar! Can I connect to more than one O365 calendar at a time?
Alex MacCaw
Christopher Carter: Do you see your other calendars under here?
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Christopher Carter
Alex MacCaw: Yes, I do. To be more precise, I meant more than one O365 account.
Alex MacCaw
Christopher Carter: Can you just add each account? The button on the top right.
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Christopher Carter
Alex MacCaw: I have multiple O365 accounts (one that is my own firm and others with clients of mine). When I use the button, I'm brought straight to the account that is currently logged in, and I don't seem to have a choice to go back and select a different account.
Alex MacCaw
Christopher Carter: Can you try logging out of the other ones.
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Christopher Carter
Alex MacCaw: I'm not logged in to the other ones at this time, only my firm's O365 account.
Alex MacCaw
Christopher Carter: Can you
1) log out of every account
2) then log into the one you want to connect to Reflect
3) then click that connect button in Reflect.
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Christopher Carter
Alex MacCaw: Looks like that worked, but of course one of the accounts that I want to connect require admin access, so that's too bad. But at least I was able to see other accounts. Thanks.
Alex MacCaw
in progress
We have just shipped a beta of this integration. Can y'all test it please.
Alex MacCaw
planned
Chase
Alex MacCaw Any thoughts on this being a possible near-term feature?
Alex MacCaw
Chase: We'll do this
Chase
Alex MacCaw: Just made my day. Thanks!
Anonymous
My company mandates O365 calendar only too. Reflect has become absolutely indispensable to me since I started using it a few weeks ago. Getting my calendar hooked up would be the last thing I need to fully utilized Reflect.
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Charlton Roberts
+1 I'm sad because I was using Reflect and _loving_ it, but then my company (and calendar) switched to Office 365. I only have about 30 seconds between my meetings so its just not enough time to find the next event in my calendar and manually copy all the information.
For other folks in this situation, you can sync calendars by "publishing" an Office 365 calendar and subscribing in Google Calendar. Then you can pull the events from Google. I'm just out of luck because my company has disabled calendar publishing.
Like others have said, I don't need all the bells and whistles! Just the calendar sync and I'd be back up and running.
Yoni Cohen
+1 that calendar is the key O365 integration.
Roberto Castro
Not being able to connect my O365 calendar is actually a deal breaker for me. Contacts, invites and even email forwarding are all welcome, but calendar should be there asap.
Chris P
Calendar intgeration is most important, contact integration next, in and "ideal" case scenario, invitees in a calander invite would also auo-link to notes of type #person where enough info (eg email address) exists
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