We believe that a great calendar communicates just enough context to people who want to book time with you. Rather than limiting you to the privacy options provided by Google Calendar, we've created a variety of ways for you to show details of synced event copies on destination calendars.

Note: Visibility options are available on our Starter plan and above. Customers on the free Lite plan will only have the option of Personal Commitment for all or Work Commitment for all.

Let's take a look at the differences between different visibility setting options for your calendar sync policies:

Synced events on your destination calendar will show that you're busy for either a Work/Travel/Personal Commitment - depending on the selected Calendar Type - and will make them publicly visible to others who view your destination calendar. The idea is to show people that you're busy for something specific, but without giving away all the details of the source event.

Be sure to select the Calendar Type so your privacy options properly reflect the kind of events being synced.

Note: There is no way for an IT admin to view event details with the current "Busy" sync policy.

People who view your destination calendar will see synced events show as Busy, with no other details. This setting is most similar to setting your Google Calendar to private so that people can't see any details of the events on your schedule.

Note: There is no way for an IT admin to view event details with the current "Busy" sync policy.

This setting will mark the synced event as private, meaning others will just see it as busy, but will allow you to see all the event's details including the description, location, and video/audio conference details.

Note: if you've given others "make changes to events" permissions for your calendar in Google as outlined here, they will see all the event's details. IT administrators in your company may also be able to see these events.

This is the same as above, except using your default privacy settings in Google Calendar. This offers up the option to keep your events private from most people, but still visible to anyone you've shared calendar details with.

Note: because this option is rarely used, it is not offered as an option during initial signup. However, you can change it after signup in your Calendar Sync Settings.