Hey there @Renatta47657 - thanks so much for your post. This sounds frustrating - but is usually a quick and easy fix. Let’s dig in! =) 

Firstly - you can use our Troubleshooting availability tool on your scheduling page in order to understand what's causing the conflict. I find it to be super helpful and it resolves most availability issues. Try this and see what those dates/times say in regards to what the conflict is being caused by.

Secondly - go to your Calendly home page > select "account" and then "calendar connections" > at "check for conflicts" select "edit" > select all calendars that should be checked for conflicts. This is to make sure your calendar is being checked for conflicts in the first place.

If that doesn’t help you figure it out, check out your connected calendar. Let’s use Google for example. 

Your troubleshooting tool might still say “calendar” even though you do not see any “busy” events on your calendar. This still means that there is something marking you as busy for entire days on your calendar. Usually when this happens, it's because someone has a little event across the top of each day spanning days, weeks or months, which could be PTO, daycare/school for a child, a reminder to take their medication or something else common to do daily that doesn't actually mean you're unavailable but has been accidentally marked as busy. Take a look at your calendar for something like this. If that exists, edit it to mark yourself as free or delete it.

Calendly will view your Google events with this "busy" event status as scheduling conflicts and will automatically remove the time from your scheduling page (including all-day or multi-day events). You can access and change this setting by double-clicking on the event id in your calendar and changing the status from "busy" to "free" as shown below:

If this doesn’t work:

• try disconnecting and reconnecting your connected (add-to) calendar
• book a test event
• see if that test event pushes to your calendar correctly and shows up in Calendly correctly
• add a “busy” event to your calendar to see if it’s read as a conflict by Calendly

If you are still stumped after this, let us know! 

Hi Kelsi,  Thanks so much! It was one of my all day events that was marked as busy.  Thank you!!!! 

Heck yeah! So glad that advice did the trick. Let us know if you run into any other issues!