#ADDING SKYPE MEETING TO OUTLOOK WINDOWS#
You can find information about where the add-in files are installed on Windows and how the add-in is launched in this post. Teams updates the Meeting add-in when it updates the desktop client. Users of Outlook for Windows can configure client settings to make Teams online meetings the default. When Outlook creates a Teams meeting, the add-in creates the Teams thread for the meeting and populates the properties of the meeting to identify it as an online event, including the connection URL needed by participants to attend the meeting.Īdministrators can configure a policy to create online meetings as the default for OWA, Outlook for Mac, and Outlook Mobile. Like a previous add-in for Skype for Business Online, its function is to allow users to create online meetings without having to use the calendar app in the Teams client. Teams personal meetings can be created by Outlook desktop (Windows and Mac), Outlook mobile, and OWA. The add-in should now detect the correct Teams configuration and load properly. If an account meets these criteria and Outlook desktop does not load the add-in automatically, the usual solution is to sign out of both Teams and Outlook, then restart Teams and connect to the home tenant. The Teams meeting policy for the account must also permit Outlook to load the Teams Meeting add-in. All meetings created through Outlook are personal (rather than channel meetings, Meet Now meetings, or Live events). The Teams meeting policy assigned to the account allows the user to create personal meetings.It might be off (but shouldn’t be) for tenants created before August 1, 2017. Exchange Online enables modern authentication by default for Office 365 tenants. Outlook is configured to use modern authentication.The user account is licensed to use Teams in the same Office 365 tenant.The Teams Meeting add-in for Outlook is installed automatically when Outlook starts if: