Your Manifestly due dates, in the calendar you already use

Subscribe to your personal Manifestly calendar feed and every run, recurring schedule, and step due date shows up in Microsoft Outlook, Google Calendar, or Apple Calendar — one read-only link that keeps itself in sync.

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Mon
10
8:00 AMRecurring: Weekly Ops Review
Tue
11
10:00 AMStep Due: Approve budget
2:00 PMRun Due: Client Onboarding
Wed
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9:00 AMTask Due: Send contract
Thu
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All dayRun Scheduled: Q3 Audit
Fri
14
8:00 AMManifestly: Late items

Stop switching apps to remember what's due

Your team already lives in a calendar all day. Instead of asking everyone to check a second tab for their assignments, pull those due dates into the calendar they already have open — so nothing slips just because it lived somewhere else.

Without calendar integration
  • Due dates live in yet another app to check
  • Assignments get forgotten until they're late
  • No reminder alongside your other meetings
With calendar integration
  • Every due date sits with the rest of your day
  • A reminder fires before each item is due
  • One click from the event back into the work

On your calendar in three steps

1

Copy your calendar link

Open your profile settings and find Calendar Links. Manifestly gives you a personal iCalendar (iCal) feed URL — copy it to the clipboard.

2

Subscribe in your calendar

Paste the link into your calendar's “subscribe from URL” option in Microsoft Outlook, Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, or any app that reads iCal feeds.

3

Watch it stay current

Your runs, recurring schedules, and step due dates appear as events — and refresh on their own as things change in Manifestly. No re-importing, ever.

Open an event, jump straight to the work

Every event carries the detail you need to act — who's involved, which workflow it belongs to, and when it's due — plus a link that drops you right into the run in Manifestly. A reminder fires 15 minutes before anything is due, so you get a nudge without opening the app.

  • Titles say exactly what they are — Run Due, Step Due, Task Due, or Recurring.
  • The description lists participants and the workflow, with a direct link back into Manifestly.
  • Events are marked free, so they never block your availability or make you look busy.
Event details
Run Due
Client Onboarding — Acme Corp
Tue, Aug 11 · 2:00 – 2:30 PM
Participants: Dana Ruiz, Priya Shah
Workflow: New Customer Onboarding
Reminder 15 minutes before
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One link that keeps itself current

The feed is a standard, read-only iCalendar subscription. Your calendar app re-fetches it on its own schedule, so as assignments get completed, rescheduled, or added in Manifestly, your calendar catches up automatically — you subscribe once and never re-import.

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  • One-way sync — you manage the work in Manifestly, and your calendar simply reflects it.
  • The URL carries a personal token unique to you — treat it like a password.
  • Each person gets their own feed showing their own assignments and runs.
Your Calendar Link

Find this under Profile → Calendar Links. Paste it into your calendar's “subscribe from URL” flow and you're done.

What shows up on your calendar

Step & task due dates

Each of your assignments with a due date lands as its own event, titled Step Due or Task Due, with a reminder 15 minutes ahead.

Runs due & scheduled

Runs you're part of appear at their due date as Run Due, and upcoming ones show as Run Scheduled at their start time.

Recurring schedules

Runs from a recurring workflow carry the repeat rule, so they land on your calendar on the same cadence they run.

A daily late roll-up

Overdue steps and runs are gathered into a single daily reminder, so what's late stays visible without cluttering your day.

A link back to the work

Every event links straight to the run or step in Manifestly, so you're one click from acting on it.

Free / transparent time

Events are marked as free rather than busy, so your due dates are visible without blocking your availability.

Works with the calendar you already have

Any calendar that can subscribe to an iCalendar (iCal) feed will do.

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Calendar integration, answered

Any calendar that can subscribe to an iCalendar (iCal) feed — including Microsoft Outlook, Google Calendar, and Apple Calendar. You add your Manifestly feed URL using your calendar's “subscribe from URL” option.

In your profile settings, under Calendar Links. Copy the URL shown there and paste it into your calendar app when it asks for a subscription address.

No — it's a read-only, one-way feed. You manage and complete work in Manifestly, and your calendar reflects it. Changes you make in your calendar app don't flow back.

Your calendar app re-fetches the feed on its own schedule, which varies by provider. Because it's a live subscription, updates appear automatically over time — you never have to re-import it.

Your upcoming and recurring runs, run due dates, and your step and task due dates — plus a single daily roll-up of anything that's late. Every event includes participants, the workflow, and a link back into Manifestly.

No. Events are marked as free (transparent), so they show on your calendar without making you look busy. Items with a due date also include a reminder 15 minutes beforehand.

Your link carries a personal token that's unique to you, and it shows your own assignments and runs. Anyone with the URL could view that feed, so treat it like a password and keep it to yourself.

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