While the AttendanceBot calendar is more robust than Gcal or Outlook, AttendanceBot easily integrates with a public or personal Outlook calendar, or a shared/public Google calendar. You'll have the option of subscribing a public calendar to view your team's leave on a shared calendar, or integrating with a personal calendar to automatically block OOO and unavailable time based on the AttendanceBot calendar.
To integrate a calendar start from the options "menu" and select "data & integrations"
Select "Calendar" on the sub-menu
Based on the type of integration you're interested in, use the "Enable" or "Get link" buttons.
- "Enable" will initiate an Outlook permissions grant allowing a personal calendar sync. Enable will switch to "Disable" if you've already enabled.
- "Get link" will allow you to copy an ics calendar link, then follow the appropriate steps to subscribe via any calendar of your choice (see below)
Apple Calendar
- Open Apple Calendar and press ⌘-Option-S or select “New Calendar Subscription” from the “File” menu
- Paste the URL and click “Subscribe”
- In the following dialog, select “Every Hour” from the “Auto-refresh” dropdown in order to keep the calendar current
- Go to your Google Calendar
- Click the down arrow next to “Other calendars” and select “Add by URL”
- Paste the URL and click “Add calendar”
- Sign in to Office365
- Click on the “Other Calendars” menu, and choose “Open Calendar”
- Enter the URL into “Internet Calendar” and click “Open”
- Go to outlook.com calendar and log in
- Click “import” at the top of the window
- Paste the URL into “Calendar URL” and enter a name into “Calendar Name”
- Click “Subscribe”
Outlook 2016/2013
- Switch to the calendar module.
- In the Manage Calendars group on the toolbar, click Open Calendar.
- Select the From Internet option.
- Provide the path of your Internet calendar file.
- Click OK.
Note: All calendars use local time of the user as determined by Slack. If you are a distributed team with colleagues in different time zones, you will see their time off converted to your local timezone.