Subscribed calendar feeds
Use a matter calendar feed to make saved deadline entries available to a compatible calendar client.
Professional workflow
Professional can expose saved matter deadlines through a calendar feed or ICS export so that approved dates can sit in the calendar you already use. Check that the calendar client has received the change and keep your primary diary under review.
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What this gives you
Create calendar feeds and downloadable ICS files from Professional matter deadlines, with updates and cancellations prepared from the saved schedule.
Use a matter calendar feed to make saved deadline entries available to a compatible calendar client.
Export a calendar file when a direct subscription is not the right route for your workflow.
Calendar updates and cancellations are prepared from the saved matter schedule rather than a separate manual list.
Use exports to retain a copy of the schedule when you need to move or recover calendar information.
Clear workflow
The paid options follow a completed calculation. They do not replace the check that comes before a date enters a matter or diary.
Start with an eligible, server-recomputed result and check it before it enters a matter.
Use the matter feed or an ICS export according to the calendar client and workflow you use.
Check the calendar client, the primary diary and any material change rather than assuming a feed has been received.
Important boundary
Calendar feeds and exports provide a structured way to share a saved schedule. Deadline Engine does not control a third-party calendar client, confirm a recipient has seen an entry, or replace the primary diary process for a matter.
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Questions answered
Yes. Confirm that the approved date is present in the primary diary and investigate any calendar-client synchronisation issue promptly.
Matter calendar tools can include manual and court-order dates saved to the matter, alongside eligible calculated deadlines.
Start with the cited calculation
Get the date, inspect the rule and decide what belongs on the file.