If you like to plan your day/week/month with Week Plan in one hand and yet still have access to your normal calendar software on your mobile, , then our latest integration with Outlook may excite you.
Yes, you can synchronize your Outlook data with Week Plan and vice-versa in real time.
To get started, make sure you get on the ULTIMATE plan or the PRO plan with the “Outlook calendar” feature selected.
Then all you’ll need to do is follow these three steps below.
- Connect Your Outlook Calendar from Team Settings Sign in and visit the Team Settings tab from the top left menu and go to the section “Outlook Calendar”.
- Authorize Week Plan to access your Outlook data Once, you click on “Synchronize With Outlook Calendar” tab, you will be requested to Sign In and enter your Outlook Credentials and allow WeekPlan to do the synchronization in real time.
- Select which calendars you want to synchronize You can start the synchronization by selecting “Pull” which will update all the events from Outlook Calendar on WeekPlan. Then select “Push” to send all the tasks from Week Plan to Outlook Calendar. The initial synchronization may take up to 5 minutes. So, please refresh your browser to see the changes.
We’d love to hear what you think about our latest integration, and what you’d like to see next. Drop us a line on Twitter, Facebook, or in the comments below.
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