Setting up a calendar sync

Choose a tasks list you want the due dates to be synced to your external calendar (e.g. My Tasks List > Due dates)

Click on the gear icon at the top right of the list
Select Sync with Calendar:

A pop-up window appears. Select the type of calendar app you're using:

A - Google Calendar or web calendars
B - Outlook, iCal or other desktop-installed calendar apps

Note: You can sync multiple tasks lists as different calendar subscriptions:

one of your own tasks lists
that of a teammate,
of a subject,
or of your team.

Simply proceed again with the below procedure for each additional list to sync.

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Google Calendar

Select and copy the webcal:// link (CTRL+C or CMD⌘+C) in Azendoo

Switch to a Google Calendar page
Click on the + icon (next to Add other calendars) in the right pane

Select From URL

Here his the direct link to display the below "add calendar by URL" panel: https://calendar.google.com/calendar/r/settings/addbyurl

Click URL of calendar and paste the webcal link (CTRL+V or CMD⌘+V)
Click Add Calendar

N.B. While some calendar apps check for updates every 5 minutes,
Google Calendar can take up to 48h for the initial sync.

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Outlook 2016 or 2013 for Windows

Start Outlook.
From within File tab/menu, select "Info | Account Settings | Account Settings".

Select the Internet Calendars tab
Click New

Enter the webcal link

Click Add
Enter a label for this share within the "Folder Name:" field and click OK button.

Click Close button to close the "Account Settings" window
To view this calendar content, go to your calendar view and place a check mark within the box next to this calendar name you created under the "Other Calendars" section

Outlook 2016 or 2011 for Mac

Outlook 2016 for Mac (and 2011) does not have the ability to subscribe to an external calendar.
Use the above instructions for Outlook on the web to subscribe to an external calendar.
Once subscribed via Outlook on the web, the next time you start Outlook 2016 for Mac/2011, the subscribed calendar will appear within your calendar view:

Outlook Web Calendar

Select and copy the webcal:// link in Azendoo
Open Outlook web calendar
Click on Discover calendars from the navigation pane at the right
Select From web
Paste the webcal link and give your calendar subscription a name
Click Import

Any problem when you click on the Open Calendar button?

Here is an alternative procedure:

In Azendoo, from the tasks list you want to sync, select the Calendar Sync and copy the webcal link (option A) - instead of clicking on the “Open calendar" button (option B)
Switch to the calendar module in Outlook
In the Manage Calendars group on the toolbar, click Open Calendar
Select the From Internet option
Provide the path of your webcal link
Click OK

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Other calendars:

Apple Calendar - iCal

Click on the Open calendar button in Azendoo
Calendar will launch and display the subscribe link.
Click on Subscribe

From the next panel, click on the Auto-refresh frequency

Select Every 5 Minutes

Android device

Before you can add the calendar to your Android device you need to subscribe Google Calendar to an Azendoo tasks list

Then, you can add the subscribed tasks calendar to Android:

Step 1: On your Android device, you may have to clear the existing calendars and re-sync the data for a new calendar to show up.

Settings / Applications / Manage Applications / Calendar -> Clear Data
then Settings / Applications / Manage Applications / Calendar Storage -> Clear Data

Wait a few minutes and you should be able to see the new calendar. If it does the new calendar does not show up, also do the following:

Settings / Accounts & sync -> select your account, uncheck the "Sync Calendar" option
Wait a few minutes and re-check the Sync Calendar option to see

Keep in mind that if you have 2-step verification enabled on your phone, you may have to remove the account entirely and re-add it.

iPhone/iPad Calendar

Subscribing is done in the iPhone's Settings and not in the iPhone Calendar application.

In Settings tap on Mail, Contacts, Calendars.

In the Accounts section tap on Add Account...

On the Add Account... display tap on Other.

In the Calendars section tap on Add Subscribed Calendar >

Type or paste in the URL/Address of the Azendoo task calendar you want to subscribe to

(Copy the Azendoo Calendar link from your computer, and send it to your phone by email for example)

Tap on Next in the top-right of the Subscription display.
You will see Verifying which, if successful, then will return to the Subscription display.

You may receive a warning "Cannot Connect Using SSL Do you want to try setting up the account without SSL?" If you do, confirm that the URL you have entered is correct.

If the Verifying process is successful, enter a name for the subscription (e.g. My Tasks with a Due date)

The process uses the URL you entered as the default name (which is not exactly useful).

You should check the other options on the Subscription display, e.g., Remove Alarms and then tap on the Save button at the top-right of the Subscriptions display to return to the Mail, Contacts, Calendars display.

Run the iPhone Calendar application and confirm the subscription is functioning :

Tap on Calendars at the bottom-center of the main iPhone Calendar display.
Scroll if necessary down to the Subscribed section of the Calendars display and confirm that the new subscription appears and has its view enabled (the checkmark to the left is visible). If not, confirm the subscription in Settings.
Tap on Done at the top-right of the Calendars display to return to the main iPhone Calendar display and confirm that you see data on a day that is appropriate for the calendar to which you have subscribed.