Connect your calendar
Mora works without a calendar connection — your 1:1s just live inside Mora. Connecting Google Calendar puts them on your calendar and your report’s calendar, with a video link.
Connect Google Calendar
Section titled “Connect Google Calendar”- Go to Settings → Connections.
- Next to Google Calendar, select Connect.
- Sign in to Google and approve the request.
- You’ll return to Settings, where Google Calendar now shows Connected.
You can also do this during setup, at the Connect your tools step.
Once connected, Mora:
- adds every 1:1 to your Google Calendar
- sends a calendar invite to the person you’re meeting
- adds a Google Meet link to each 1:1, with no extra setup
- keeps a recurring 1:1 as a single recurring calendar event
- lets you import 1:1s you already run
What Mora asks Google for
Section titled “What Mora asks Google for”One permission: manage events on your calendars
(https://www.googleapis.com/auth/calendar.events).
Mora does not request access to your Gmail, contacts, or Drive. It does not read the contents of unrelated calendar events, and it cannot change your calendar settings.
Connect Zoom
Section titled “Connect Zoom”Optional. If your team runs 1:1s on Zoom, go to Settings → Connections and connect Zoom. Mora will then use Zoom links instead of Google Meet.
You don’t need Zoom to get a video link. Google Meet comes with the Google Calendar connection.
Change a 1:1 in Mora, not in Google Calendar
Section titled “Change a 1:1 in Mora, not in Google Calendar”The sync runs one way: from Mora to your calendar. If you move an event in Google Calendar, Mora won’t know about it, and the check-in email will still go out 24 hours before the original time.
To move a recurring 1:1, open the person’s page, select ⋯ then Edit cadence, and change the date and time. About scheduling
Disconnect
Section titled “Disconnect”Go to Settings → Connections and select Disconnect. This removes Mora’s access to your calendar.
Your 1:1s, notes, and goals stay in Mora. They stop syncing to your calendar, and new ones won’t create invites. Events already on your calendar are left in place.
Disconnecting clears the access Mora stored. To also remove Mora from your Google account, go to myaccount.google.com/permissions.
Reconnect
Section titled “Reconnect”Connect again the same way. Mora reattaches to the meetings it already knows about rather than creating duplicates, so reconnecting is safe to do as often as you need.
Having trouble? See Troubleshooting.