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Certificate Expiry Calendar Export

Export certificate expiry dates to your calendar application

Calendar Export

About

The Expiry Calendar Export tool generates downloadable calendar files (ICS format) containing certificate expiry dates for all your monitored domains. Import these into Google Calendar, Outlook, Apple Calendar, or any CalDAV-compatible calendar to receive native calendar reminders before certificates expire.

This bridges the gap between SSL monitoring and your daily workflow by putting certificate expiry dates directly into the calendar applications you already use. Calendar reminders provide an additional notification layer beyond email and webhook alerts.

How to Use

  1. 1Select the domains you want to include in the calendar export
  2. 2Choose how many days before expiry to create calendar reminders
  3. 3Click "Generate Calendar" to create the ICS file
  4. 4Download and import the ICS file into your preferred calendar application

Use Cases

Tips & Best Practices

  • •Create reminders at 30, 14, and 7 days before expiry for maximum visibility
  • •Set the calendar to repeat annually so new reminders are created automatically
  • •Share the calendar with your entire DevOps team for collective visibility
  • •Import into both personal and work calendars to ensure reminders are seen

Technical Details

●Format: ICS (iCalendar) format compatible with all major calendar applications
●Reminders:** Configurable reminder intervals (7, 14, 30, 60, 90 days before expiry)
●Recurring:** Annual recurring events for ongoing monitoring
●Import:** One-click import for Google Calendar, Outlook, Apple Calendar

Frequently Asked Questions

In Google Calendar, go to Settings > Import & Export > Import and select the ICS file. In Outlook, double-click the ICS file and click Open in Calendar. On Mac, simply double-click the file to add it to Apple Calendar. The calendar entries will appear with the domain name and expiry date.
The current export creates static calendar entries. When certificates are renewed, re-export the calendar to get updated expiry dates. We are working on a subscription calendar feature that will auto-update.
Yes, after importing into Google Calendar or Outlook, you can share the calendar with team members. They will see all certificate expiry dates and reminders in their own calendars without needing access to the SSL monitoring dashboard.

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