1. Choose a business-controlled account
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Shared Calendars
Use Shared Calendars to communicate professionally, protect business information and keep commitments organised.
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What you will learn
2. Write and schedule clear communications
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3. Protect access and customer information
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4. Create a repeatable administration routine
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Step-by-step practice
Step 1. Confirm the correct business account for Shared Calendars.
Step 2. Review security and recovery settings.
Step 3. Create a safe sample item.
Step 4. Test the workflow from another device or account.
Step 5. Document ownership, backup and support details.
Use safe practice data: Do not enter passwords, private customer information or confidential business records into an unapproved tool.
Good-practice checklist
Never share account passwords
Use multi-factor authentication
Keep messages concise and action-focused
Review access when staff or suppliers change
Record who owns the next action
Set a date to review this work
Check the result on a mobile device
Ask for specialist advice where required
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