Calendar & Contacts#

Novaza Mail provides calendar and address book storage using the open CalDAV and CardDAV standards. Any client that supports these protocols — Apple Calendar, Thunderbird, DAVx⁵ on Android, Outlook with a connector — can read and write your events and contacts.

CalDAV#

• Endpoint: https://mail.novaza.ai/dav/calendars/<user>/
• Port: 443 (HTTPS)
• Authentication: email + password, or OAuth 2.0

Each user starts with a default calendar named Personal. Additional calendars can be created from webmail or directly through the DAV protocol.

CardDAV#

• Endpoint: https://mail.novaza.ai/dav/addressbooks/<user>/
• Port: 443 (HTTPS)
• Authentication: email + password, or OAuth 2.0

Each user starts with a default address book named Contacts.

Client Setup#

Most clients autodiscover the DAV endpoints if you enter your email address and password. If autodiscovery fails:

1. Set the server URL to https://mail.novaza.ai
2. Use your full email address as the username
3. Enable SSL/TLS

Sharing#

Calendars and address books can be shared with other users in the same workspace. Three sharing levels are supported:

• Read — can view events/contacts
• Write — can add, edit, and delete
• Admin — can manage sharing and delete the calendar itself

Sharing is managed from webmail under Calendar settings → Sharing.

Subscriptions#

External calendars can be subscribed to read-only via iCalendar (.ics) URLs — useful for public holiday feeds, team schedules published by other systems, or Google Calendar public URLs.

Limits#