We are planning to develop a scheduling assistant bot. Could you please confirm if the below the scenario is possible?
O365 Tenant1user1#abc.com
O365 Tenant2user2#def.com
O365 Tenant3user3#ghi.com
user1#abc.com should be able to get the available calendar slots from user2#def.com & user3#ghi.com and block the calendar. The same thing should happen with other tenants also. Its basically a B2B collaboration.
If this scenario is not possible, what are the other possible solutions?
Thanks,
Madhan
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I need to integrate graph.microsoft API into my learning system. Is it possible to open teams scheduled meeting in teams with our domain name? please help me to integrate
It's not possible to open teams scheduled meeting in teams with your own domain name.
I have a customer wanting to use Bot Framework that has very strict data sovereignty requirements - anything to / from the user must stay in Australia. The bot endpoint is inside their Azure environment (Australia East) in an ASE. They want to use Teams as the channel. Their Teams / Office 365 sub is in Australia. They are concerned that the bot registration itself is in the Global region, whereas the other bits they control are in Australia.
Can we confirm that all elements of communications would stay within Aus? I'm not quite clear on the fine details of how messages from a Teams chat are routed through the bot connector service on their way to the endpoint in Azure. I've seen various diagrams such as this one, but nothing that goes into the level of detail we need - https://github.com/OfficeDev/microsoft-teams-faqplusplus-app/wiki/Solution-overview
I think you need to stick to APAC serviceUrl. (/apac)
Microsoft confirmed for us that if the Teams instance is in Australia, and that if the Azure tenant is hosted in Australia, then user traffic to/from the bot will remain within Australia.
I've been given the requirement of having a UI action in ServiceNow that can schedule and create meetings within the Microsoft Teams Platform.
Has anyone been able to achieve this or have a good understanding of how much dev work would be involved?
I'm assuming it would be an API call from ServiceNow to Microsoft Teams but I'm not sure where to start.
Thanks.
Teams uses outlook and exchange calendars/meetings. So you should create a meeting for outlook, documented here:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/previous-versions/office/office-365-api/api/version-2.0/calendar-rest-operations
I have a task to integrate Xpertdoc with Microsoft flows for sending emails. I know we can use smart flows for this purpose which we have integrated with our Dynamics CRM but we need to send out emails for customers other than CRM.
I'm on the Smart Flows development team so my answer is from that perspective.
You can probably solve this with Smart Flows, but we'll need to know how and where these contacts are stored. I suggest you send us a mail (we're still using info#xperido.com) so we can talk about this more in detail.