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Hey there @BuyCo41741 -- I am sorry to hear this is happening, and hope that you’re having a good day otherwise! Good news is I do have some info that might be helpful for you. 

This is actually an issue on the Google side, rather than the Calendly side. Other Google users have reported this issue and discussed it in Google forum posts such as this one: https://support.google.com/calendar/thread/790416/calendar-displaying-incorrect-name-as-the-creator?hl=en. (Per our understanding, this does not seem to affect all Google users and does seem specific to Google Workspace accounts, rather than Gmail accounts.) We have worked with users who were able to resolve the issue by creating a Google Currents (formerly Google+) profile after enabling Currents from their Google Workspace account. You can learn how to do this here: https://support.google.com/a/answer/6020937?hl=en If you are using Google Workspace, you may need to request an update within currents.google.com in order for the email account name to be displayed when sending invites through Google Calendar using calendar invitations.

Beyond this, I would suggest contacting Google Workspace Support in hopes that they have some additional suggestions!

If you are unable to use the info above to fix this yourself, please do reach out to Google Workspace Support, as mentioned, and hopefully they’ll be able to assist and resolve this for you. 

I hope this helps! 

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Kelsi
KelsiAnswer
CalPal Emeritus
June 12, 2024

Hey there @BuyCo41741 -- I am sorry to hear this is happening, and hope that you’re having a good day otherwise! Good news is I do have some info that might be helpful for you. 

This is actually an issue on the Google side, rather than the Calendly side. Other Google users have reported this issue and discussed it in Google forum posts such as this one: https://support.google.com/calendar/thread/790416/calendar-displaying-incorrect-name-as-the-creator?hl=en. (Per our understanding, this does not seem to affect all Google users and does seem specific to Google Workspace accounts, rather than Gmail accounts.) We have worked with users who were able to resolve the issue by creating a Google Currents (formerly Google+) profile after enabling Currents from their Google Workspace account. You can learn how to do this here: https://support.google.com/a/answer/6020937?hl=en If you are using Google Workspace, you may need to request an update within currents.google.com in order for the email account name to be displayed when sending invites through Google Calendar using calendar invitations.

Beyond this, I would suggest contacting Google Workspace Support in hopes that they have some additional suggestions!

If you are unable to use the info above to fix this yourself, please do reach out to Google Workspace Support, as mentioned, and hopefully they’ll be able to assist and resolve this for you. 

I hope this helps! 

Kelsi - Calendly Community