Microsoft 365 Calendar package
- Updated: 2023/11/22
Microsoft 365 Calendar package
This package contains actions that enable you to automate meeting-related tasks in Microsoft 365 Calendar.
Before you start
Note: Microsoft has deprecated EWS API for Exchange Online and has
recommended users to move to Graph API. Starting from Automation 360 v.29, Office 365 Calendar package is now called Microsoft 365 Calendar
package. Although the package name has changed, the functionality remains the same. So
your existing bots from previous releases will
continue to work as expected after an update to Automation 360 v.29.
Perform the following actions within the Microsoft 365 Calendar
package as part of using the set of available actions:- Use the Connect
action to establish a connection to the Microsoft
365 server. See Using Connect action in Microsoft 365 Calendar package.Note: Microsoft 365 packages do not currently support multi-factor authentication (MFA) or single sign-on (SSO).
- Use a combination of actions available in this package
to automate tasks.Note: To use actions from other Microsoft 365 packages, establish a connection using the Connect action from that package.
- Use the Disconnect action to terminate the connection.
Actions in the Microsoft 365 Calendar package
The Microsoft 365 Calendar package contains the following actions:
Action | Description |
---|---|
Add attachment | See Add attachment action in Microsoft 365 Calendar |
Add attendees | See Add attendees action in Microsoft 365 Calendar |
Cancel meeting | See Cancel meeting action in Microsoft 365 Calendar |
Connect | Establishes a connection with the Microsoft 365 server using your organization's client ID and tenant ID, and user credentials. |
Create meeting | See Using the Create Meeting action. |
Delete attendees | See Delete attendees action in Microsoft 365 Calendar |
Delete meeting information | See Delete meeting information action in Microsoft 365 Calendar |
Disconnect | Terminates the connection with the Microsoft 365 server. Enter the session name that you used in the Connect action. Insert this action at the end of automation sequences that use actions from this Microsoft 365 package. See Using Disconnect action in Microsoft 365 Calendar package. |
Get available meeting slot(s) | See Using the Get available meeting slots action. |
Modify meeting | See Modify meeting action in Microsoft 365 Calendar |
Respond to meeting | See Respond to meeting action in Microsoft 365 Calendar |
Note: Some of the actions must be used within a Loop
action to apply the action to each meeting in the calendar. See Using Microsoft 365 Calendar actions in a loop.