Use Outlook for your calendar, Plutio for your projects, and see everything in one unified view. When you connect Microsoft Outlook to Plutio, task deadlines, project milestones, and client bookings sync automatically in both directions. Create a meeting in Outlook and it appears in Plutio. Add a deadline in Plutio and it shows up on your Outlook calendar. Changes made in either system update both, so you never have out-of-sync calendars again.
This integration works for freelancers and agencies in Microsoft 365 environments. If your email, calendar, and collaboration tools are all Microsoft (Outlook, Teams, SharePoint), keeping your Plutio schedule in sync with Outlook means you see your complete schedule whether you are in Outlook on your desktop, the Outlook mobile app, or your Plutio dashboard.
Last updated January 2026
Microsoft Outlook is the calendar and email application included in Microsoft 365 (formerly Office 365). Outlook Calendar syncs across devices including Windows, Mac, iOS, Android, and web browsers. Freelancers and agencies in Microsoft environments use Outlook to manage meetings, appointments, and personal schedules. Outlook.com personal accounts and Microsoft 365 business accounts both include calendar functionality.
Plutio connects directly to Microsoft Outlook Calendar with native sync that flows both directions. Plutio deadlines appear in Outlook, Outlook meetings block time in Plutio, and changes in either system update both automatically.
Key facts: native integration (not via Zapier), works with Outlook.com and Microsoft 365, bidirectional sync runs automatically, connect in 1 minute, free on all Plutio plans.
The integration also powers Plutio's client booking system - your Outlook events block time slots so clients cannot book when you have existing meetings.
Yes. All Plutio plans include the Outlook integration at no extra cost. Your Microsoft account has its own pricing, but all Microsoft account types include access to calendar APIs.
Yes. The integration syncs with your Microsoft calendar, which is accessible from the Outlook desktop app, web app, and mobile app. The sync happens at the server level.
You connect one calendar provider per Plutio user. Most users choose their primary business calendar. You cannot sync both simultaneously to the same Plutio account. See also: Plutio Google Calendar integration.
Events typically sync within 1-2 minutes. Client bookings sync nearly instantly as part of the booking confirmation process.
The Outlook calendar sync transfers existing Teams meeting links. To auto-create Teams meetings for bookings, use the separate Microsoft Teams integration.
Yes. Each team member can connect their own Outlook calendar. Bookings and availability are managed separately for each team member.
Plutio requests permission to read and write calendar events. This enables bidirectional sync between both calendars. Plutio only accesses calendars you explicitly select.
Private events block time in your Plutio availability (preventing double-booking), but the event details are not displayed to other users in shared views.
Yes. The sync happens server-to-server. Changes made in the Outlook mobile app sync to Plutio, and vice versa.
Shared calendars can be synced if you have edit permissions. Read-only subscribed calendars can display events but cannot be edited from Plutio.
Events that already synced remain in both systems. New events will not sync until you reconnect. You can reconnect at any time without losing data.
Yes. The integration works with all Microsoft account types including Outlook.com, Microsoft 365 personal, and Microsoft 365 business accounts.