Showing Other Calendars in Daylite

What are Other Calendars?

Other calendars are non-Daylite calendars that you can show in Daylite, such as iCloud, Google and Exchange.

Why should I show my Other Calendars in Daylite?

If you use calendars like iCloud, Google or Exchange, showing them in Daylite is the quickest and easiest way to get your calendar set up and have all your appointments in one place.

Showing other calendars in Daylite is easier than importing your calendars. However, you can’t complete normal Daylite functions with them, such as linking contacts or creating follow-ups, and they can’t be seen by your team in Daylite. Still, it is a great way to get started.

How to Show Other Calendars in Daylite on your Mac

Choose Daylite > Settings.
Select Calendar Integration.
Click Allow Calendar Access.
Make sure to click OK to allow Daylite to access your calendars.
If your calendar account doesn’t appear, click the Add Calendar Account button.

6. Follow the instructions on screen for how to add a calendar account or subscription. The instructions for adding a Calendar Account and adding a Calendar Subscription are written out.

How to Show Other Calendars in Daylite on your iOS Device

1. Open Settings from the Home tab.

2. Tap Calendar > Show Other Calendars in Daylite. Within Settings > Calendar, the “Show other calendars in Daylite” section is highlighted.

3. Tap the switch to Show other calendars in Daylite.

4. Tap OK to allow Daylite access to your calendars.

5. If your calendar account doesn’t appear, tap the Add Calendar Account button.

6. Follow the instructions on screen for how to add a calendar account or subscription.

The instructions for adding a Calendar Account and adding a Calendar Subscription are written out.

Calendar Account vs Calendar Subscription

Calendar Account: A calendar you create and manage through a service such as iCloud, Google, Exchange, or other CalDAV provider.

Calendar Subscription: A calendar managed by someone else you subscribe to using a URL. Popular subscriptions include holidays, professional sports, astronomy, and social media.