Calendar Notifications

If your day requires you to collaborate with your colleagues, clients, or external partners, there's a good chance you rely on your calendar as a scheduling tool. While sending out a calendar invite is obviously an efficient way for scheduling large group meetings, it does come with a caveat-- your inbox gets flooded with RSVPs from your guest-list.

In this guide, learn about InMoat's Calendar filters to keep your inbox clear of unwanted calendar updates.

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What are Calendar Filters and how do they work?

Calendar Smart Filters detects incoming calendar meeting requests and responses to your meeting invitations.

There are 4 calendar notification filters:

• Calendar Invitations
• RSVP: Accepted
• RSVP: Declined
• RSVP: Tentative

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Calendar Invitations

Incoming calendar invites, as well as updates or changes to an existing calendar meeting, such as newly proposed times.

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RSVP: Accepted

Email confirmations about recipients who have 'Accepted' your calendar invitation.

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RSVP: Declined

Email confirmations about recipients who have 'Declined' your calendar meeting invitation.

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RSVP: Tentative

Email confirmations about recipients who have 'Tentatively Accepted' and/or marked as 'Maybe' to your calendar meeting invitation.