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Automatically track and share Microsoft Outlook calendar events via Latenode digest

This automation template is designed to help users who need to create a new entry in a Latenode Digest whenever a Microsoft Outlook calendar event starts, and then schedule and send the accumulated digest at a specified time.

It integrates with Microsoft Outlook to monitor calendar events and Latenode to create and send the digest. This allows users to consolidate and automate the process of tracking and sharing calendar updates, simplifying their scheduling and communication workflows.

Updated Apr 12, 2026Est. run: 26sEst. cost: $0.0703
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What this template does

  • Monitors Microsoft Outlook calendar events and captures event start details.
  • Consolidates event details into a Latenode Digest entry.
  • Schedules the Latenode Digest to be sent at a specified time.
  • Automates the process of tracking and sharing calendar updates.
  • Simplifies scheduling and communication workflows for users.

How it works

1
Trigger

Monitor Outlook Calendar

The automation monitors your Microsoft Outlook calendar for new or upcoming events. It continuously checks for calendar updates, looking for events that are starting soon or have just begun.

2
Logic

Accumulate Event Details in Digest

For each new calendar event detected, the automation adds the event details (title, time, location, etc.) to a Latenode digest. This allows all the calendar updates to be consolidated into a single digest.

3
schedule

Schedule Digest Delivery

The automation is set to deliver the accumulated digest at a specified time, such as the end of the day or week. This allows the calendar updates to be shared on a regular cadence rather than individually.

4
Action

Send Digest

When the scheduled time arrives, the automation uses Latenode to send out the consolidated digest, sharing the calendar event details with the intended recipients. This simplifies the process of communicating Outlook calendar updates.

Setup guide

1

Add Microsoft Outlook Credential

1. In the Latenode Credentials panel, add a new credential for Microsoft Outlook. Follow the OAuth flow to connect your Microsoft Outlook account.

2

Configure Microsoft Outlook Calendar Node

1. Add a Microsoft Outlook Calendar node to your workflow. 2. In the node settings, select the Microsoft Outlook credential you added earlier. 3. Configure the node to monitor your calendar for new events.

3

Add Latenode Digest Node

1. Add a Latenode Digest node to your workflow. 2. In the node settings, select the Latenode Digest you want to create a new entry in. 3. Map the relevant calendar event data to the Latenode Digest fields.

4

Schedule Digest Delivery

1. Add a Latenode Digest Scheduler node to your workflow. 2. In the node settings, select the Latenode Digest you want to schedule. 3. Configure the schedule for when you want the accumulated digest to be sent.

5

Test and Activate Workflow

1. Test your workflow by triggering a calendar event and verifying that a new entry is created in the Latenode Digest. 2. Once you're satisfied with the setup, activate your workflow in Latenode.

Requirements

Connect a Microsoft Outlook account to access the user's calendar events
Enable the Latenode integration to create and send the digest
Configure the Latenode Digest workspace and set a schedule to send the accumulated digest
Grant the Latenode integration permissions to create new entries in the Latenode Digest

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