Calendox Documentation
Guides for syncing Google and Microsoft calendars, sharing booking pages, managing events, and keeping your calendar data secure with Calendox.
Calendox keeps your Google and Microsoft calendars in sync, shows them in one unified view, and lets people book time with you against your real availability. These docs cover everything from connecting your first calendar to enterprise tenant management.
Where do I start?
New to Calendox? Read What is Calendox?, then connect a Google or Microsoft calendar and create your first sync — most people are syncing within ten minutes.
Browse by topic
| Section | Start here | What it covers |
|---|---|---|
| Getting Started | What is Calendox? | Connecting calendars and creating your first sync |
| Unified Calendar | What is the Unified Calendar? | All your calendars in one view, event management |
| Calendar Sync | What is calendar sync? | One-way and multi-way sync, status, protections |
| Bookings | What is Bookings? | Booking pages, availability, approvals, sharing |
| Integrations | Meeting apps | Zoom, Google Meet, and Microsoft Teams links |
| Account | Account types | Personal, Business, and Enterprise; plans and billing |
| Security & Privacy | How Calendox protects your data | Data handling, OAuth permissions, retention |
Need help?
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