The best solution available for you at the moment would likely be to use the Calendar Connector for Evernote (by the talented software developers at Cronofy). PS: PLEASE USE THE UPVOTE FEATURE ON OP TITLE WHEN YOU SUPPORT THIS FEATURE REQUEST! This trend will only grow in the future IMHO. All those with a Office 365 Plan, schools+universitys+students, businesses, could be potential happy customers with EN.Īs a single walled garded App without integration to other services, no company can compete in 2016. If EN doesnt take the chance, OneNote will gain more attraction. I wouldnt want to bet money on this (But pay 1-2€ / Month for a deep integration as additional service).īut this is a logical step, and eventually they cant avoid it.

We will see if and which side will fvck this up.

On the other side, on MS uservoice ppl screaming for deeper EN integration, so the pressure is there. M$ is now desperate to find partners, in comparision to their quite brutal business practices in the past. IMHO this is one huge chance for EN to really be successfull with professional users and businesses. But AFAIK, The only Integration today possible is the mentioned mobile app, and the Email-Clipper-Addin in Outlook Desktop + Web.ĪFAIK no calendar view in EN, no Remider Management and Sync in Outlook on PC/Mac, No Outlook or Gmail Calender management in EN, no option to link notes to Mails, no full batch archiving of Mails in EN, *add your wanted feature*, etc When M$ can integrate EN Reminders in their Android Outlook App, a deeper integration would only be logical.

One of the most important feature request IMHO.

Evernote calendar sync