How to Fix: Sessions Not Appearing on Calendar as a Creator
Updated 9/5/2026
Sometimes, scheduled sessions on the Cohere platform may not automatically appear on your connected calendar.
Don’t worry — this can usually be fixed quickly by following a few simple steps.
📩 Note:
Sessions scheduled on Cohere and invitations sent via email should normally appear automatically in your connected calendar once the invite is accepted.
Common Reasons Why Sessions Don’t Show Up
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The session iCal file hasn’t been imported yet
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Google Calendar’s privacy update requires confirming the sender
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The event invitation wasn’t accepted or marked as trusted
Fix 1: Import the iCal File into Google Calendar
If your session invite didn’t automatically add to your calendar, you can manually import it.
Step 1: Locate the iCal File
Open your email invitation — it includes an .ics (iCal) file attachment.
Click to download the file to your computer.
Step 2: Import the File into Google Calendar
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Open Google Calendar.
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In the top-right corner, click the ⚙️ Settings icon.
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From the dropdown, click Settings again.
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In the left sidebar, select Import & Export.
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Under “Import,” click Select file from your computer.
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Choose the downloaded iCal (.ics) file.
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Click Import to add it to your calendar.
✅ Once imported, your session will now appear in your Google Calendar.





Fix 2: Confirm the Sender (Google Privacy Update)
Google recently introduced a privacy policy update that affects how events from “no-reply” emails are handled.
Step 1: Confirm the Sender
When you receive a Cohere session invite via email, open it in Gmail.
You’ll see a prompt that says “I know the sender.”
Step 2: Approve the Event
Click “I know the sender” to confirm.
After this, all future session invites from Cohere will automatically appear in your Google Calendar.

💡 Need help?
If you get stuck or have questions, our team is here for you!
Reach us anytime at support@cohere.live and we’ll get back to you quickly. 🚀
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