Common questions about WPS Calendar Permissions usually focus on visibility scope, member management, and update sync; this section includes 3 frequent questions and a glossary.
FAQ
What is the difference between calendar permissions and the visibility of a single event?
- Calendar permissions control the default access scope for the whole calendar.
- A single event's visibility is used for the display of one specific event.
- If an event contains sensitive details, set the calendar permission first and then review that event's own visibility setting.
Can a regular member change calendar permissions?
- If the member is the calendar owner or has management access, they can open Manage Calendar and change permission settings.
- If the member only has view or regular shared access, they can usually see the shared result but cannot change overall permissions.
- If they cannot edit permissions, ask the calendar owner or current manager for help.
Why can't other people see updates in the calendar I shared?
- Confirm that you clicked Save after changing the permission.
- Check whether the other person is still in the Shared Members list or still covered by the current visibility scope.
- Make sure both sides have a normal network connection, then reopen the calendar page and check again.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Permission Settings | The settings used to define who can view or edit calendar content. |
| Shared Members | The list of members who have been granted access to the current calendar. |
| Free/Busy Information | A visibility level that shows whether a time slot is occupied without showing full event details. |