One of the best parts about Fellow is that your calendar is linked directly to meeting notes. Currently, Fellow supports either Office365 or Google calendars. (At the moment Fellow doesn't support Microsoft Exchange calendars). And Fellow supports Outlook calendars as long as they are part of Office365.

Sometimes, your events might be spread out across multiple calendars. The good news is that Fellow now supports multiple calendars! Please note that you're only able to sync multiple calendars to one account in Fellow, but you're not able to sync multiple Google or Office accounts to your same Fellow account.

However, there are 2 conditions:

These are the calendars that appear on your main Google/Office calendar under the "My calendars" section.

If you have multiple calendars like these within the same Google/Office account, then you can sync these calendars in Fellow. However, you are not able to sync calendars belonging to a second Google/Office account.

For example, I could sync Calendar A, B, C with Fellow since they are all part of the same Google/Office account. But I cannot sync Calendars E, F, G because they are tied to a separate Google/Office account/email.

You need to have full permissions to edit the calendars you are syncing. This means that for this calendar, you can: view events, edit events, manage invitees, etc.

In Google, you can see these permissions by going to "Settings" --> "Settings for my calendar "--> Click on the calendar --> Scroll down until "Share with specific people". The full permissions that you'll need in order to sync this calendar with Fellow is "Make changes and manage sharing"

In Office, click on the calendar under "My calendars" --> click on the three horizontal dots at the end of the row --> "Sharing and permissions". The full permissions that you'll need in order to sync this calendar with Fellow is "Can edit"

For example, if I have calendars A,B,C,D as part of my main Google/Office account, I will be able to sync calendars A,B,C because I am the owner/have full permissions. I will not be able to sync calendar D with Fellow because I only have partial access. Which means that I will not be able to see any of the events from calendar D within Fellow.

If your organization has recently merged with another, it’s possible that one of you has been using Microsoft 365 and the other has been using Google Calendar. Though it is not possible to have both on a single user level, it is possible to enable both options within a single workspace. This means that users can individually choose to set up either a Microsoft365 calendar integration or an integration with Google Calendar.

If you need help switching from one calendar provider to the other, check out these articles for more information: