Outlook Calendar Sync Error

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  • clayton.gable
    Junior Member
    • Sep 2025
    • 3

    #1

    Outlook Calendar Sync Error

    Looking for advice on how to deal with an outlook calendar sync error we are having.

    "ERROR: Outlook Calendar Sync: Access Checker is not implemented for 'CProposal'"

    CProposal was a custom entity we made, but did nothing with. Upon seeing this error in the log I deleted the CProposal entity, but this error is persisting. I tried checking every meeting/call/task to see if there were any lingering relationships to CProposal in those entities; but found nothing.

    Any advice on how to troubleshoot further?
  • victor
    Active Community Member
    • Aug 2022
    • 1026

    #2
    This error can be ignored if the CProposal entity is deleted via the UI.

    The trace of this entity could be left in Administration > Users > User_name > External Accounts > Outlook > Outlook Calendar > Sync Entities and Identification Labels or in Administration > Users > User_name > External Accounts > Outlook > Outlook Calendar > Default Entity.

    Delete the table in phpMyAdmin. After deleting in the UI, the table still remains in the database.
    It is advisable to make a backup before any manipulations with the database.
    Last edited by victor; 09-24-2025, 01:11 PM.

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    • clayton.gable
      clayton.gable commented
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      Hey Victor thanks for the reply. We deleted the table via phpMyAdmin, but the error is persisting and referencing that entity.

    • victor
      victor commented
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      After deleting this table, you should definitely do a Rebuild and maybe even a Hard Rebuild: https://docs.espocrm.com/administrat.../#hard-rebuild. And only after that check the error logs again.

      If this doesn't help, you can analyze your root folder through "Visual Studio Code" by searching the folder for "CProposal".

    • clayton.gable
      clayton.gable commented
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      Thanks again for the reply, we did do a rebuild. Will definitely consider a hard rebuild and the VS code search.
  • clayton.gable
    Junior Member
    • Sep 2025
    • 3

    #3
    Got it fixed! Looks like a user had something on their outlook calendar that was referencing that entity. So it was failing the sync for everyone. When we disconnected their calendar, the error went away.

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