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What you'll accomplish

By the end of this guide, you'll have Vimcal connected to your executive's calendar and be sending scheduling links instead of email chains. Instead of 6 back-and-forth emails to find a meeting time, you'll send one link that lets people self-schedule into open slots — with time zones automatically detected.

What you'll need

  • A Vimcal account (free trial → $15/month)
  • Your executive's Google or Outlook calendar credentials (or permission to connect it)
  • Your own calendar for managing holds and blocks
  • Time needed: 30 minutes setup
  • Cost: $15/month

How-To Guide: Eliminate Back-and-Forth Scheduling Emails

Step 1: Create your Vimcal account

Go to vimcal.com and sign up. Choose "I manage calendars for someone else" when asked about your role — this activates the multi-calendar EA features.

What you should see: A calendar view with a sidebar showing connected calendars.

Troubleshooting: If you're managing your executive's calendar, connect their calendar directly rather than your own — all scheduling will happen against their availability.