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A great event still falls flat if the calendar says one thing and the flyer says another. Revisual closes that gap.
Your calendar is already where your events live — whether that’s Google Calendar or Microsoft Outlook (Microsoft 365). Revisual transforms it into a complete event communication system, distributing your programme automatically across your website, printed materials, partner sites, emails, and more. One update in your calendar, and every channel stays in sync.
Event information is hard to keep consistent across channels. A time changes, a venue updates, a new session is added — and suddenly your website says one thing, your printed flyer says another, and your email said something else entirely.
Revisual makes your calendar the single source of truth, then handles all the distribution for you. No copy-pasting. No manual updates across five platforms. No events that fall through the cracks.
Your team keeps working in the calendar they know. Revisual handles the publishing.
Schools, universities, councils, associations and hotel groups often run on Microsoft 365. Until now, getting Outlook events onto a public website meant publishing the calendar as a plain HTML page, pasting an iframe, or copying events into the website by hand.
With Revisual, you connect Outlook once and your events appear on WordPress as branded, mobile-friendly event calendars — plus QR codes, email embeds and hosted pages — all kept up to date automatically.
Revisual connects your calendar to the channels your audience actually uses:
✔ Connect Google Calendar
✔ Connect Microsoft Outlook (Microsoft 365) calendars
✔ Automatic updates whenever you change an event in your calendar
✔ Unlimited event widgets
✔ Gutenberg block + shortcode embedding
✔ Fully customizable widget builder (250+ options)
✔ QR codes & hosted event pages
✔ Multiple widget layouts (list, grid, schedule, cards, slider, monthly view, and more)
✔ Event engagement reporting — impressions, views, and engagement ratio per event, by traffic source
✔ Event highlighting & branding options
✔ Simple script embed for non-WordPress sites, kiosks, and displays
✔ Works across multiple websites simultaneously
✔ Automatic timezone handling
✔ Zero data stored in WordPress (API-based, lightweight)
✔ End-user i18n built-in
✔ ICS and iCal subscriptions — visitors can add your events to Google, Apple or Outlook calendars
✔ Event alerts with optional countdown timers
✔ Social sharing & direct event links built in
Revisual is designed for anyone who runs events and wants their audience to always know what’s happening — across every touchpoint.
Revisual is designed to be fast, reliable, and secure. Your WordPress site never stores event data — all events are fetched via a secure API from your Revisual account. This keeps your site lightweight and ensures it won’t be slowed down by event queries.
Embedding is simple: a tiny script or WordPress block pulls events dynamically without impacting your site’s performance. Revisual handles caching on its side, so events load instantly for visitors.
All connections are encrypted. No visitor data is collected. No cookies are tracked.
We’re actively developing new features, including:
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Revisual connects to the Revisual API to pull your event widgets and ensure seamless syncing between your WordPress site and your Revisual account.
Here’s exactly what happens and why:
Your WordPress site sends basic information to the Revisual API:
Purpose:
Data privacy and security:
The plugin itself never connects to Google or Microsoft. Your calendar connection is set up and managed in your Revisual account, not in WordPress.
This setup allows Revisual to function as a lightweight, performance-friendly layer: events are served directly from Revisual servers, keeping your website fast while enabling sharing across multiple sites, emails, and other channels.
This service is provided by “Revisual”: Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.
The source code for this plugin is available on GitHub:
https://github.com/revisual-app/wordpress-plugin