Calendar, and putting it on your phone
Hearings, appointments and deadlines in one place — and subscribed to from the calendar you already use.
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Reviewed 24 September 2026
Step by step
- Read the month Hearings from your case files and appointments from bookings, on one grid. A day with something on it is marked; the day itself lists what.
- Subscribe from your own calendar Calendar → Subscribe gives you a private link. Add it in Apple Calendar, Google Calendar or Outlook as a subscribed calendar and your court dates appear beside everything else in your life.
- Keep the link private Anyone holding that link can read your dates. It carries no sign-in and no password.
- Rotate it if it gets out Rotating issues a new link and kills the old one immediately. Re-subscribe on each device afterwards.
Worth knowing
- Subscribed calendars refresh on the other app’s schedule — usually every few hours, not instantly. The portal is always current.
Questions
Can I edit a date from my phone calendar?
No, the subscription is read-only by design. Change it on the case file.
Will it work offline?
Your phone’s calendar keeps its own copy, so yes, once it has synced.
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Reviewed 24 September 2026