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Jason Robinson
CalDAV support is basically a must-have for any calendar integration these days and I don't understand why this isn't already baked into the system. I'm in trial mode and not likely to pay for ClickUp if I can't integrate my calendar, which isn't Outlook or Google.
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Mario F
Hello,
Have there been any developments regarding CalDAV integration?
There are so many solutions on the market; limiting this to Outlook and Gmail, especially for a company that values confidentiality, seems unreasonable. Proton Calendar and Infomaniak Calendar, for example, can all be used via CalDAV.
Kind regards
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richard
Caldav is one of the open standards that allows the use of more private and adapted systems, on premise and hybrid. All the more so in these times when the security, confidentiality and sovereignty of data is becoming critical for people and businesses. For example for me and my customers, the servers and NAS services from synology. Clickup's interointeropera with open and non-proprietary computer standards like Caldav is just a MUST HAVE! Thanks to you
ClickUp Anytest
Yeah, CalDAV 2-way Sync in the new calendar (which is nice btw) would be really great. There’s a world outside of Google and Microsoft.
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Ben Webber
+1 on CalDAV. Please always support open source solutions ClickUp or I will always be looking at other options.
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Ramon Salinas
+1 for CalDAV 2-way sync
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Eric Brulmans - Be Clicked Agency
As we are more and more leaving the Google world, it would be great to be able to connect to CalDav calendars...
Nick Kadutskyi
It will also be cool to have ClickUp reminders being synced to Calendar as CalDAV Tasks.
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There are increasingly becoming more and more people moving AWAY from big brother apps and self-hosting their email, or using more private email services, for example, Fastmail, and several more, that rely on WebDav protocal.
It's a SHAME that apps are consistently IGNORING open protocols and treating anyone who uses them as cavemen who need to "upgrade" to Google or Microsoft.
Supporting open protocol might actually be a lot easier, considering both iCal and GCal are actually CalDav..........................
Yeah, companies should get out of the Silicon Valley bubble and consider user privacy.
Support open protocols like CalDav so we can use open source and secure integrations of /our/ choice.
Nick Kadutskyi
Google Calendar is good but I use Fastmail to manage my meeting so it would be useful to have an ability to connect any caldav calendar service.
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