This template collects Outlook calendar events into a digest and emails the rollup on a schedule. A schedule starts each poll.
JavaScript calls Microsoft Graph calendarview with your Graph token in that node, then Latenode Database stores title, start, and location. A second schedule loads those Database objects, formats the list in JavaScript, and sends it with Outlook email. Connect Outlook for the digest email. Keep the Graph token on the JavaScript node.
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A schedule starts the collection run on the cadence you set.
JavaScript calls Microsoft Graph calendarview. Store the Graph token on that JavaScript node.
Latenode Database stores each event, including title, start, and location, until send time.
A second schedule loads Database objects, formats the list in JavaScript, and sends the digest with Outlook email.
Add a JavaScript node that GETs calendarview. Store a Microsoft Graph token with Calendars.Read on that node.
Create Database objects on the collect path and read them on the send path. This is the digest buffer.
Add a schedule for polling, and another schedule for send time. Connect Outlook to send the digest email.
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