Why Add-to-Calendar Works with GitHub

Using CalendarLink in GitHub reduces no-shows and accelerates collaboration with clear call-to-actions.

• Universal “Add to Calendar” links for all major platforms
• Brandable invites enhance your professional image
• Advanced click and attendance analytics
• Reminders ensure everyone is on time

How GitHub Works with CalendarLink

Turn GitHub Activity into Calendar Events

1. Create a CalendarLink for Each New Repository

Triggers like New Commit, New Pull Request, and New Release signal key events that can be turned into calendar entries.

2. Send Data to CalendarLink

Map repository names, commit dates, and descriptions to CalendarLink fields, optionally capture RSVP for events.

3. Publish the Personalized Invite

Receive a unique Add-to-Calendar link that you can share across email, social media, or embedded in your repository.

Fire GitHub Workflows from CalendarLink triggers

1. Capture a New CalendarLink Event

Select New Event or RSVP as your trigger to automatically start workflow processes.

2. Map Add-to-Calendar Data

Ensure that titles, dates, times, and attendee details flow seamlessly into your GitHub actions.

3. Create a new row or update a row

Update GitHub records, send commit comments, or log new repository events using CalendarLink triggers.

Optimising Calendar Links in GitHub

• Use analytics to track engagement and improve future events
• Leverage universal links for diverse calendar platforms
• Schedule smart reminders to minimize last-minute cancellations
• Embed links directly in GitHub repositories for convenient access