Put InfraNest's dates on your actual calendar
Renewals, certificate expiries and maintenance windows show up in Outlook, not just InfraNest
Connect Outlook Calendar and InfraNest keeps a calendar in your Microsoft account up to date on its own.
- A dedicated calendar, not your main one: events land in their own InfraNest calendar inside Outlook, so nothing you've already put on your calendar is touched.
- Stays current by itself: once connected, the calendar keeps itself up to date — no exporting dates or rebuilding a spreadsheet of what's coming due.
- Add events from an automation: build an automation that puts a specific event on your calendars, so a renewal or maintenance window you care about shows up without someone adding it manually.
What it looks like in InfraNest
When this happens
A domain is approaching its expiry date.
Domain expiring
A domain is approaching its expiry date.
Runs at 09:00 · Europe/Amsterdam · it’s 16:16 there now
Next runs:Tue 3 Nov, 09:00Wed 4 Nov, 09:00Thu 5 Nov, 09:00
This automation only runs when you click “Run now”.
Only if — optional filters
MatchAllAnyNoneof these conditions
Tip: a value can reference another field or the time using a placeholder.
Do this — actions run in order, stop at the first failure
In plain English
When Domain expiring if Days left less or equal 15, then Require approval, Set auto-renew and Send notification.
Choose a trigger and an action to see a live summary.
Test it
Conditions pass — this would run
1 of 1 matchedConditions fail — this would not run
0 of 1 matchedRuns each step in dry-run against a real example from your account — nothing is changed.
1. Require approval
Would pause for approval
2. Set auto-renew
domain has no registrar connection
3. Send notification
Would notify 1 destination(s)
dry run
Choose a trigger and at least one action first.
What you can do
Once Outlook Calendar is connected, this is what InfraNest can do with it.
- Own InfraNest calendar inside Outlook
- Stays current without re-exporting anything
- Automations can add events for you
How to connect it
- 1
Open the calendar connection screen
Go to Integrations → Calendar and find Connect your calendar.
- 2
Connect Outlook Calendar
Select Connect Outlook Calendar and sign in with your Microsoft account, then accept the permission request.
- 3
Let the first sync run
You're returned to InfraNest and the calendar starts filling in right away — no further setup needed.
That’s it — Outlook Calendar is connected.
Full setup guideQuestions
#Will this change my existing Outlook calendar?
No. InfraNest creates its own calendar inside your Outlook account for its events, and leaves your personal or team calendar untouched.
#What happens if Microsoft revokes access?
The connection shows a reconnect notice and stops updating the calendar until you sign in again through Connect Outlook Calendar. Nothing on your Outlook calendar is removed in the meantime.
#Can InfraNest trigger automations from my Outlook calendar?
No — this integration only lets automations add events to your calendar; it doesn't read events back out or start automations from anything in Outlook.
#What do I need before connecting Outlook Calendar?
You need one-click connecting switched on for your workspace by an administrator, and on a work or school account your Microsoft admin may need to approve the permission request — see the setup guide.
Often connected together
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