Event Calendar

SharePoint Calendar: why your business needs it

The shared corporate calendarfor the SharePoint intranet.

SharePoint Calendar: why your business needs it

Our component helps you organize and promote company events in the intranet.

Manage corporate events

Our business calendar allows you to: You can customize the calendar interface to fit each intranet page, choosing between a compact or extended view.
  • Communicate corporate closures.
  • Promote events and initiatives.
  • Publish deadlines.
Shared company calendar for the SharePoint intranet

Share important dates with the entire organization

Share corporate events with colleagues such as closures, special initiatives, global meetings, deadlines, training opportunities, and more. Every new addition to the calendar will be visible in real-time on intranet pages containing the web part.
Share company events on the SharePoint intranet

Simple configuration

We take care of configuring the component according to your company's needs. However, we have designed Event Calendar to be an intuitive web part. Like most of the intranet.ai components, it can be managed independently thanks to constantly updated documentation.
Easy setup

Promote events on Microsoft Teams

Our feature enables you to broadcast events in real-time through integration with Teams Push Notifications. You can decide whether to send notifications to the general public or target specific audiences. By clicking on the notification message, users can access the dedicated intranet page for the new event to delve into the details.
Promote events on Microsoft Teams

Why publish events with our calendar?

Help the intranet audience stay up-to-date and not miss out on new corporate events. Our business calendar allows you to:

Receive notifications about important corporate events, such as product launches or participation in industry fairs.

Promote special initiatives.

Share training opportunities and other appointments with the corporate audience and targeted user groups.

Built on SharePoint Online lists

Event Calendar reads its data directly from one or more SharePoint Online Events lists, so your calendar stays in sync with the source list at all times. Configure it by specifying the site URL and the list path (for example /sites/site/Lists/List), and optionally assign a category list. Multiple list sources are supported, letting you aggregate events from different SharePoint sites into a single calendar web part on the intranet.

Choose the layout that fits each page

The web part offers several display modes to match any intranet page. Horizontal shows a traditional calendar grid, Compact presents events as a slider or list, and Compact with Details adds event images and a scrollable description box. An Events Only mode lists upcoming event previews without the calendar structure. You can also control background visibility, shadow style, title naming, source list display, and highlight either the current day or the next event.

Documentation

Explore the technical guide for this feature on our documentation site.

Read the documentation

Frequently asked questions

Where does the Event Calendar store its events?

Events are stored in standard SharePoint Online Events lists. The web part connects to one or more of these lists by site URL and list path, so you manage events using the familiar SharePoint list interface and the calendar reflects them automatically. You can aggregate multiple Events lists from different sites into a single calendar.

What information can I record for each event?

Each event supports a Title (required), Location, Start Time and End Time, Description (shown via an info icon), and Category, which can be linked to custom icons. Optional attributes include an all-day flag, recurrence settings, a Teams notification toggle with customizable notification dates, audience targeting, an image attachment, and a language selection for multilingual intranets.

How do Microsoft Teams notifications work?

When an event is published, Event Calendar sends a personalized push notification through Microsoft Teams by default; you can disable this per event with a checkbox. Notification dates can be set separately from the publication date, and you can target specific audience groups or broadcast to the entire intranet population. Clicking the notification takes the user to the event page on the intranet.

Can I limit who sees each event?

Yes. When the Filter by audience property is enabled, events are filtered by the recipient groups you assign. If the audience field is left empty, the event is displayed to the entire intranet population, making it straightforward to mix company-wide announcements with targeted communications in the same calendar.

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