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Where calendars live

Calendar connections are made in your personal Settings → Calendars. The list shows every calendar you have connected, with its platform, its status and when it was added.
Calendars are personal. You OAuth against your own Google or Microsoft account, and the connection is yours. Client users do not see the Calendars section at all.
The Calendars section of Settings with an Add calendar button and an empty calendar list

Settings → Calendars, before any calendar is connected.

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Adding a calendar

Add calendar opens a two-step wizard.
The Add calendar modal showing step 1 Provider with a Calendar Platform dropdown, and step 2 Bot configuration

The Add calendar wizard: pick a provider, then configure the bot.

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Choose a platform and a connection

Pick Google Calendar or Microsoft Outlook.QuivaWorks then lists the accounts you have already connected for that platform. Choose one, or press Connect new account to authorise a new one. That opens the provider’s consent screen in a new browser tab.Once you have approved it, come back to the QuivaWorks tab — the connection is picked up automatically. Cancel stops it waiting.
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Configure the bot

Decide whether the bot joins everything, then set the defaults it will use.Join all meetings — on by default. The bot automatically joins every scheduled meeting on this calendar. Turn it off to keep the calendar connected but only send the bot to events you pick by hand.Below it is the full bot settings form: the bot’s name and image, the Space and folder its output goes to, what it records, how it transcribes, and the chat messages it posts when it or a participant joins.Create Calendar saves it. The calendar takes a couple of seconds to appear in the list.
Join all meetings means all of them. Every event on the connected calendar gets a bot, including one-to-ones and anything personal that happens to be in the same calendar. If that is not what you want, turn it off and schedule bots per event instead — see Scheduling bots.

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Connection status

Only connections that carry an expiry are offered for selection — a connection that never completed its OAuth handshake will not appear in the list.

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Opening a calendar

Clicking a row in the Calendars list opens that calendar, showing:
  • The connected account’s email, the platform, the calendar ID and when it was added.
  • That calendar’s own events, on a calendar view with a time filter.
  • A Settings action, and a Delete action.

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Calendar bot settings

The cog on an open calendar edits the bot settings the calendar applies to new meetings. It is the same form as step 2 above, with one extra control at the bottom: Apply to existing bots — off by default. Changing a calendar’s settings does not update bots that are already scheduled. Turn this on to push the new settings onto them as well.
Without Apply to existing bots, a settings change only affects meetings that have not been scheduled a bot yet. This catches people out when they change the Space & folder destination and find the next few meetings still filing to the old one.

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Removing a calendar and removing a connection

These are two different things, and the difference matters. Deleting a calendar does not delete recordings that have already been made.

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What to do next

Bot settings reference

Every field on the form you just filled in.

Scheduling bots

Putting a bot on a single event when Join all meetings is off.