Each Google account comes with its own “primary” calendar, created when you create your Google or Microsoft account.
You can also create other calendars under the same Google or Microsoft account, and share them with other Google and Microsoft users. You can share a calendar as read-only (you can see the events in it but not modify them) or read-write (you can add, delete and modify events). For example: you might choose to create a calendar to share (read-write) with your family, then create and share another (read-write) with your work team. So if your Google or Microsoft account has multiple calendars, which ones should be included in the sync process?
Since each of us operates differently, Calendrz allows you to select which calendars you want to sync. When you log into Calendrz, in the Linked Calendar Accounts section, clicking on one of your linked Google accounts will show you the list of all calendars for which you have read and write access. By default, Calendrz selects the primary calendar, but you can also choose to sync any of the other calendars listed by checking the box next to them.
