Every technician gets a private calendar URL that Google Calendar, Apple Calendar and Outlook can all subscribe to, so their Ormi schedule shows up in the calendar they already keep on their phone. It updates on its own, it needs no Google sign-in, and the owner decides what detail the feed is allowed to carry.
An owner or admin sets the company policy once: whether feeds are on at all, and whether the address, the customer phone number and the job value travel with the event.
From their profile in Settings, or from the calendar sync screen in the mobile app. The URL is personal and carries a token, so it is shared with nobody.
In Google Calendar, Other calendars, then From URL. Apple Calendar and Outlook both take the same URL. From then on it refreshes on its own.
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Yes, directly. The feed is a standard subscribable calendar URL, so all three read it and none of them needs a separate integration.
No. The feed is one way, out of Ormi. Reading your calendar back for availability would need a Google sign-in and a calendar scope, and it is not built. Time off and unavailability are set in Ormi, which is what dispatch reads.
Not from the feed, which is per person by design: each technician gets their own and only their own. The shop-wide view is the dispatch board and the schedule in Ormi.
Revoke their feed. The old URL stops serving at once rather than at the next refresh, so a calendar still subscribed to it simply gets nothing.
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