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# Getting started with Microsoft Office 365
Roombelt integrates with Microsoft Office 365 to display meeting room schedules on tablets placed by meeting room doors in your office.
Tablet with Roombelt
### How the integration works
Roombelt's two-way integration with Microsoft Office 365 ensures real-time visibility of your bookings. When a meeting room is booked from the Outlook user interface, it will be instantly shown in Roombelt, providing you with accurate and reliable information.
If a meeting room is free, you can book it from a Roombelt device, and it will be visible in Outlook. You can extend this meeting from Roombelt or end it earlier to free the room.
### Creating an account
To set up the integration, go to [app.roombelt.com](https://app.roombelt.com), click "Log in with Microsoft," and grant Roombelt the required permissions. After creating the account, you should see the Roombelt administration panel, which is similar to the one below.
Roombelt administration panel
### Connecting device
Now it's time to connect your first physical device (e.g., tablet). To test Roombelt, you can use any tablet or even a mobile phone:
1. Open [app.roombelt.com](http://app.roombelt.com/) on your device using any internet browser and click "Register device". You should see a "connection code" that will be needed shortly.
2. Open the Roombelt administration panel on your computer (see [#creating-an-account](#creating-an-account "mention") section) and click "Connect device".
3. In the "Connect device" dialog, provide the "connection code" and click "Next".
4. Pick the device type "Single calendar" and click "Next".
5. Choose the desired calendar from the list and click "Voila". If your meeting room is missing on the list see [How to add missing Microsoft 365 room](/tutorials-and-troubleshooting/how-to-add-missing-microsoft-365-room.md).
At this point, your device should display details about current and upcoming meetings.
### Next steps
[How to configure iOS tablet to run Roombelt](/tutorials-and-troubleshooting/how-to-configure-devices-to-run-roombelt/how-to-configure-ios-tablet-to-run-roombelt.md)
[How to configure Android tablet to run Roombelt](/tutorials-and-troubleshooting/how-to-configure-devices-to-run-roombelt/how-to-configure-android-tablet-to-run-roombelt.md)
[Setting up a TV with meeting room status board](/first-steps/setting-up-a-tv-with-meeting-room-status-board.md)
[Reference](/reference.md)
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