Calendar integration
Calendar integration keeps scheduling clean while ClarityLoop handles the real meeting work. Think of it as: calendar for logistics, ClarityLoop for outcomes.
What is supported​
ClarityLoop supports:
- Google Calendar
- Microsoft Calendar
When connected, event updates from ClarityLoop can sync to the linked provider.
Day-to-day behavior​
- Create/edit meetings in ClarityLoop and sync updates to connected calendars.
- For Google-connected accounts, use Copy from Google during event creation.
- Recurring series support one-occurrence or full-series edits/cancels.
- If sync is disconnected, ClarityLoop warns you before save.
Best operating rule​
Keep scheduling in sync through calendar integration, but run agendas, notes, and actions in ClarityLoop so execution stays in one place.
FAQs​
What if my integration is disconnected?
ClarityLoop warns before save and lets you decide whether to continue without external sync.
Can I still work in ClarityLoop without calendar sync?
Yes. Meeting planning and coaching workflow still work in ClarityLoop.
Does integration replace ClarityLoop meeting workflow?
No. Calendar integration complements scheduling; ClarityLoop remains the execution layer for agendas, notes, and actions.