Every calendar, connected by IT

It lets an organization admin give Cal.com access to members' workspace calendars in one step, using Google Workspace's domain-wide delegation. Members don't have to sign in to Google from Cal.com to connect their calendar.

Members of your Cal.com organization whose email is on the credential's domain. If the credential is for acme.com, [email protected] is covered, and a contractor signing in with another domain connects their own calendar.

Their calendar, for checking conflicts and adding new bookings, and the workspace's video app: Google Meet for Google Workspace. They can choose which calendars to check, but they can't remove the connection, because the organization manages it.

Google Workspace, where the admin adds a service account key and authorizes its client ID. Cal.com also has delegation credentials for Microsoft 365, set up with a client ID, tenant ID and client secret, which give members Outlook Calendar and Microsoft Teams.

Cal.com lists the members who joined since it was last turned on, since they may rely on it. Once it's off, members who haven't connected their calendars need to do so manually.

Domain-wide delegation is part of the Organizations plan, and only people who can update the organization's settings can set it up.