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Understanding permissions in Microsoft Office 365

PreviousUnderstanding permissions in Google Calendar

Last updated 9 months ago

When signing up for the product with a Microsoft account, you grant Roombelt permission to access and modify events in your calendars in Outlook. Roombelt uses this permission whenever it interacts with Microsoft 365.

Let's call the user who signed up to Roombelt and configured devices an admin user. When someone taps the button to create a meeting from a tablet, Roombelt creates the meeting in the name of the admin user (The admin user will be a creator of the meeting in Outlook).

Moreover, Roombelt can read and edit only the calendars visible on the calendar list in the admin user account in Outlook (see screenshot below). If a meeting room is missing in Roombelt or marked as read-only, see How to add missing Microsoft 365 room.

Outlook with highlighted list of current user's calendars