Creating Calendar Events from Contacts
Audience: Admins, Developers, Solution Architects
Purpose: Explains how users create calendar events from Contacts using the Google or Microsoft Calendar Integration.
Overview
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Creating calendar events from Kizen Contacts is useful for scheduling one-time meetings or planned work, such as ad hoc calls, follow-ups, or internal check-ins. Calendar events are created manually and intentionally by users, ensuring full control over what is added to their external calendar.
When creating a calendar event from a Contact, Kizen pre-fills key event details and includes a link back to the record or Activity where the event was created. Users review and save the event in Google Calendar or Outlook.
Before You Begin
Before creating a calendar event from a record in Kizen, make sure the following are in place:
The Google or Microsoft Calendar Integration is enabled in Kizen
You have access to the record you want to create an event from
The record includes a supported date field with a valid value
You are signed into the correct Google or Microsoft account in your browser
Keep in mind:
Calendar events are created only when you select the calendar button.
Kizen does not automatically create, update, or sync calendar events.
If required date information is missing, the calendar button will not be available until the field is completed.
Note: Calendar Integration and Integrated Inbox are completely independent features. Calendar Integration allows users to create calendar events from date fields in Kizen. Integrated Inbox connects email accounts for sending, receiving, and tracking emails.
Kizen launches the calendar
Kizen launches the calendar provider (Google or Outlook) with the event details pre-filled.
For Google:

For Outlook:
Kizen generates an
.ical filecontaining the event details.The file is downloaded to your computer.
Opening the file adds the event to Outlook, where you can review and save it.
Your event should now be created and scheduled in Google or Outlook Calendar.
What's Next
If you haven't done so, learn how to Enable the Calendar Integration from the App Marketplace.
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