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# Microsoft Teams

> Attach a Microsoft Teams link to meetings booked through Custral.

## What it does

Microsoft Teams becomes a **meeting provider**: when a meeting is booked through a
[scheduling page](/comms/scheduling/overview), or created from the Custral
[calendar](/comms/calendar/overview). Custral generates a Microsoft Teams link and puts
it on the event, so invitees get a working join link without anyone pasting one.

## Connect

<Steps>
  <Step title="Connect the calendar it belongs to">
    Teams connects either through a linked Microsoft calendar or directly with a Microsoft work account. A personal Microsoft account can't create Teams meetings.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Authorize">
    Go to **Settings → Integrations**, choose **Microsoft Teams**, and complete the
    provider's consent screen.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Set it as your meeting provider">
    In your calendar settings, pick Microsoft Teams as the conferencing provider for the
    calendars that should use it.
  </Step>
</Steps>

## Resources synced

| Resource     | Custral surface                           |
| ------------ | ----------------------------------------- |
| Meeting link | The conferencing link on a calendar event |
| Join details | Included in the invite Custral sends      |

## Limitations

* Custral **creates** meeting links; it doesn't pull attendance, recordings, or
  chat transcripts back from Microsoft Teams. For recording and transcription of calls,
  see [Recording](/comms/voice/recording).
* The provider applies per calendar, not per booking page, a booking page
  inherits whatever its calendar is set to.
* Changing the provider affects **new** events only. Existing events keep the
  link they were created with.

## Troubleshooting

| Symptom                                         | Likely cause                                                      | What to check                                                         |
| ----------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Events are created with no meeting link         | Microsoft Teams isn't set as the calendar's conferencing provider | Re-check the calendar's settings, not just the integration connection |
| "Insufficient permissions" when booking         | The consent screen was completed without the meeting scope        | Disconnect and reconnect, accepting every requested permission        |
| Links generate for one calendar but not another | The provider is set per calendar                                  | Set it on each calendar you book from                                 |

## Disconnect

Disconnect from **Settings → Integrations**. Events that already exist keep
their links, Custral stops generating new ones, and booking pages fall
back to the calendar's default.

## See also

* [Scheduling](/comms/scheduling/overview): booking pages that create these meetings.
* [Calendar](/comms/calendar/overview): connecting a calendar and its settings.
* [Connected accounts](/integrations/connected-accounts): managing what's linked.


## Related topics

- [Calendar](/comms/calendar/overview.md)
- [Core Concepts](/blocks/concept.md)
- [Teams](/team/users/groups.md)
- [Get started with Email](/comms/email/getting-started.md)
- [Nylas](/integrations/nylas.md)