Reps can invite people to meetings and see meeting responses in Lightning Experience,
Salesforce Classic, and the Salesforce mobile app. Reps can also accept meeting invites and
create a Microsoft® Outlook® appointment for an event in Salesforce Classic.
Required Editions
Available in: Salesforce Classic, Lightning Experience, and all versions of the Salesforce mobile
app
Available in: All editions except Personal Edition
Create an Event in a Public Calendar in Salesforce Classic A public calendar contains a schedule of events that’s available to a group of users, such as a sales events calendar for a sales department. If your Salesforce admin has set up a public calendar and you’re assigned to that group, you can view the calendar. You can also add an event just as you add an event to your own calendar.
Respond to Event Invitations You accept or decline an event invitation differently depending on whether the event organizer invited you from Salesforce Classic or Lightning Experience.
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