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Adding Events

Table of Contents

Overview
How to Do It
Creating Multi-Day Events
What To Do If Your Meeting is Longer Than Seven Days
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Overview

  • Depending on your permissions, you may be allowed to directly add events to your institution's calendar without submitting a request.

  • In order to be able to edit an event directly, your role will need to have the “Add Event” permission set to “ALLOW”, and your role must be included in the list of Allowed Roles for the Event Type. These configurations are defined by an admin at your institution.

How to Do It

Step 1: Navigate to the Events tab and click the “+New Event” button at the top of the page.

Step 2: 

  • Input the name, description, type, organization, date/time, and location of the event.

  • Name, Type, Time and Date Range, and Location are all required.

  • One meeting cannot exceed 7 days in length. Learn more about that maximum

  • An event cannot include a meeting that begins more than 30 days in the past.


Step 3 (Optional): 

  • Select “More Options” to access the full Event Form.

  • Select the “Event Type” and then “Continue” to ensure you are directed to the proper form. 

  • Input additional information.


Step 4: 

  • Click “Add Event”.

  • Once you click “Add Event”, the event will be visible in both the list and calendar views in the events tab, as well as the rooms tab.

Creating Multi-Day Events

  • When adding a multi-day event directly, be sure to follow the steps outlined above to access “more options”. Then, on the “Meetings & Locations” card, select “repeat” and configure the desired settings.

  • Learn more about configuring Meetings & Locations here.


What To Do If Your Meeting is Longer Than Seven Days

  • One meeting in an event cannot be longer than seven days.

  • If you try to add a meeting that is longer than seven days, you will see a warning that looks like this:

 

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