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Can Copilot send Teams notifications?
It seems the Teams dev team wants us to only get notifications for Teams meetings and they don't care if I miss all client meetings with Zoom or Google Meet links for bizarre and nefarious reasons. S...
Yeah multiple products in the whole 365 suite, Calender should be under Outlook 🙂
You can look into this;
https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/communities/ct-p/communities
I think you've gotten abit backward about how Copilot works and how Power automate works an possible mixing power automate and automate dekstop. 🙂
Power automate is competly web based as will trigger on web-based connector and APIs that are supported.
For example outlook or teams it will get the information from the webversion via graph api.
Power automate desktop is for repetive tasks that are local and this isn't supported by mac, but you won't need this anyways as above should handle everything for you 🙂
Copilot will generate content but it won't do Machine learning in for of automation. It's more you tell it what it needs and it try's to create it (or atleast a template)
So there won't be any need to script anything, what you need to do it trigger when a new event is create, check if it's a zoom meeting or google meets and schedule a notification when it's time.
This should be a good start as a guide you can modify, after getting the event you should be able to filter nd create a condition to check if it's a zoom meeting:
https://aycabas.com/2020/11/26/my-calendar-manager/
You can look into this;
https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/communities/ct-p/communities
I think you've gotten abit backward about how Copilot works and how Power automate works an possible mixing power automate and automate dekstop. 🙂
Power automate is competly web based as will trigger on web-based connector and APIs that are supported.
For example outlook or teams it will get the information from the webversion via graph api.
Power automate desktop is for repetive tasks that are local and this isn't supported by mac, but you won't need this anyways as above should handle everything for you 🙂
Copilot will generate content but it won't do Machine learning in for of automation. It's more you tell it what it needs and it try's to create it (or atleast a template)
So there won't be any need to script anything, what you need to do it trigger when a new event is create, check if it's a zoom meeting or google meets and schedule a notification when it's time.
This should be a good start as a guide you can modify, after getting the event you should be able to filter nd create a condition to check if it's a zoom meeting:
https://aycabas.com/2020/11/26/my-calendar-manager/
But I do appreciate that you recognize I need to hack Teams to be able to reliably get meeting notifications. I just happen to know it's a combination of lack of design and lazy app development.