Connect Microsoft 365 Calendar integrations
Map out your team's schedule and track availability by connecting Microsoft 365 Calendar to Make. Linking your agenda to this workflow automation tool lets you instantly watch for bookings, modify events, and search schedules across other apps. Send auto-replies or notify teammates about updates in real time. Register for free to build your first scheduling pipeline.
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Creates a new calendar.
Creates a new event.
Deletes a calendar.
Deletes an event.
Gets the metadata of a specified calendar.
Gets the metadata of a specified event.
Retrieves a list of the authenticated user's all calendars.
Performs an arbitrary authorized API call.
Searches for the events.
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Streamline Your Schedule: Integrate Microsoft 365 Calendar Using Make
Use Make to connect Microsoft 365 Calendar with Google Calendar and Notion. Automatically sync events, prevent scheduling conflicts, and save valuable time by eliminating manual copy-pasting.
Automatically sync events between Google Calendar and Microsoft 365 to keep your personal and professional schedules perfectly aligned.
Transform your Notion database items into calendar events automatically so you can block out time for important work without manual data entry.
Eliminate the tedious chore of recreating identical meeting details across different calendar and productivity apps.
Ensure your organizational plans and personal schedules are always up-to-date across all your devices and platforms.
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