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Teams Meeting invite (RSVP) not showing other meetings
We are working with Microsoft for some time (>100 days) on an issue regarding meeting invites in Teams, where the first time opening such an invite it is not showing conflicting or adjacent meetings. This can easily result in people getting "double booked" because they trust what Teams shows them. We can reproduce this anytime and in at least 3 tenants and I would like to know if other users/tenants recognize this. Some things to take into account: You shouldn't have opened the week this meeting is scheduled in earlier today, as it probably some sort of caching mechanism/issue. It only happens the first time you click on the RSVP option in teams. We tested with/without MCAS, same result. It also happens in a Teams browser session. How to reproduce: Send an invite for a meeting, to happen in e.g. 4 weeks, make sure there are conflicting/adjacent at that timespan. Wait for the invite to appear in the Teams activity (do not check it in Outlook, as that will make the test fail). When you click in the Teams on the invite, click on the RSVP option and check what you see (calendar is free it seems): Click the X to close this RSVP popup and click the RSVP again (now the other meetings are shown): I am really curious if other users can reproduce this.... Regards, Peter
Unable to get a licensed teams / assigned Business Basic
I've encountered a problem since I started working in a new company, the exploratory license was assigned to me automatically, with which I could use MS Teams for 1 month, then the license expired and everybody in the company has Business Basic, which is assigned automatically (you can't assign it, manually where checkboxes are), ignorantly I thought that it would be assigned automatically, but it isn't, now i'm locked outside the teams. Apparently this Business Basic licenses that everybody uses are assigned to all in the company group, but I've checked with the boss who has admin rights and I am in that group and not as a guest or something but as an user, same as everyone else. So idk, how to solve this problem, if anyone on this forum has any ideas, because I'm out...Adding Teams-meetings as a Delegate not working after latest Exchange 2019 October update
We noticed that since the install of KB5066367 update our users cannot schedule any teams meetings for delegates. How is that possible, nothing has changed from our side besides this update. Error when using the Testing Teams Meeting Delegation on testconnectivy.microsoft.com: --error-- Testing if the Teams Meeting Scheduler service allows user ******@xxxxxxxx.xxxx to schedule a Teams meeting on behalf of user ******@xxxxx.xxxx. The delegate is not allowed to schedule a Teams meeting on behalf of the delegator. You can share the logs below with Microsoft Support for their investigation. Tell me more about this issue and how to resolve it Additional Details TelemetryId: 41e2019c-3bc9-4cc6-9146-d4e07b6f64d1 Timestamp (UTC): 2025-11-17 14:06:22Z Teams Meeting Scheduler Service response: {"debugMessage":"Exception of type 'Microsoft.Skype.SkypeCast.SkypeCastCommon.Exception.CustomizedHttpResponseException' was thrown.","meetingType":"","errorSubCode":4014,"statusCode":401,"additionalInfo":""}. --error-- When someone with delegate access wants to create a Teams meeting with the button in Outlook (Teams-addin) it says " To schedule a Teams meeting, make sure you're signed in to Teams". Scheduling in own calendar just works fine.
How can I See calendar of my team member in Microsoft Teams, as outlook?
Hello there, I've been accustomed to viewing the calendars of both my boss and my teammates in Outlook. I'm curious if there's a similar feature in Microsoft Teams. Could you please guide me on how to accomplish this? Thank you!
Will a co-organizer be able to modify / edit a meeting text and/or datetime?
When co-organizers were announced I was expecting (from what I read) that co-organizers will also be able to modify / edit meeting details (not te be confused with meeting options). Meaning the ability to Change the invitation / meeting title and text. Change the datetime of the meeting. Will this ever be available, is this in development or on the roadmap? Otherwise the whole co-organizer functionality is completely useless in my opinion and a really a pig in a poke w.r.t. to what Microsoft said / advertised it would deliver and what Microsoft actually delivered. https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/add-co-organizers-to-a-meeting-in-teams-0de2c31c-8207-47ff-ae2a-fc1792d466e2 Another situation of ...
Best survey tool for Microsoft Teams?
Because Forms isn't cutting it anymore! What would you recommend as the best employee survey tool to use inside Microsoft Teams. We definitely need a survey solution that functions inside Teams because the second our team has to open another app, survey completion rates drop fast. Forms was a simple rudimentary solution but now I think we need a more sophisticated tool with better anlytics. Any thoughts?How do you handle rewards & recognition in MS Teams?
I'm curious to learn how other organizations are managing rewards and recognition programs within Microsoft Teams. Are you using built-in features like praise badges and announcements, third-party apps from the Teams store, or custom solutions integrated through Power Platform?
Removing someone from team and team meetings
Good morning I have set up a team with several internal and external contacts. I have created a reoccurring meeting for the team. If the team members change (a contact added or removed) will the meeting adjust accordingly? IE will those removed from the team be removed from the meeting and those added to the team - will they receive a meeting invitation? Thanks in advance
