Sep 17, 2024 11:54 AM
You can invite guests to published events.
When you click Invite after selecting your guests, you will be prompted with 2 options for notifications.
This option controls if guests receive the associated invitation email that comes from calendar. If this is unchecked, they will be invited silently.
If your calendar settings were set to no calendar event or only adding guests after they RSVP, then this option will not be applicable to you.
Note that this option isn't available for Outlook, since Outlook requires all notifications to be sent.
This option controls if guests receive the Slack invitation message. If this is unchecked, guests will be invited silently.
Selecting Send will invite guests immediately and send any notifications that were selected. Selecting Don't send will invite guests immediately, but with no notifications.
Individuals are pulled into Epoch from your HRIS. Since the HRIS is synced with Epoch, any employee added or removed from the HRIS will also be reflected in Epoch.
If your company has the distrolist integration set up, you will see a list of all distrolists within the company. Selecting a distrolist means all employees in that group will be invited to the event.
Since distrolists are synced with Epoch, any employee added or removed from the distrolist will also be reflected in Epoch.
To learn more about inviting distrolists and how they work, read this article.
If you have a long list of employee emails from a calendar event or CSV, you can copy and paste in emails separated by a space or comma. When you click import, these emails will be matched with the directory and automatically populated into the event.
If any of them appear in yellow, that means that they couldn't be matched with your directory and won't be added to the event.
This banner appears when you've selected an employee more than once. This can happen in a few scenarios, including:
We've found that calendar events with more than 1,000 guests often experience issues with syncing data between calendar and Epoch. This is due to the API provided by Google Calendar and Outlook Calendar, which means it's out of our control.
To reduce these issues, we've built a way to automatically split the guest list across identical calendar events (proxy events) to ensure that the event will be stable.
To learn more about this feature, read this article.
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