This template adds a Google Meet join URL to new Outlook calendar events. A schedule starts each run.
JavaScript calls Microsoft Graph calendarView for the window you set, then Google Meet creates a meeting link. JavaScript writes that URL onto the Outlook event. Put the Graph token in that JavaScript node. Connect Google Meet. Skip events that already have a conference URL.
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The scenario starts on the cadence you set, such as every 15 minutes.
JavaScript calls Microsoft Graph calendarView for the window you define. Put the Graph token in that JavaScript node.
Google Meet schedules a meeting and returns a join URL for that event.
JavaScript updates the Outlook event through Microsoft Graph so attendees see the Meet URL.
In Azure, grant calendar read and write access and issue a token. Put that token in the JavaScript node or in Latenode secrets that node can read.
Add a Google Meet connection for the Google account that should create Meet links.
Add a schedule. In JavaScript, request Microsoft Graph calendarView for a window you choose, for example the next 7 days. Skip events that already have a conference URL.
Create a Google Meet link for each new event, then update the Outlook event with that join URL through Microsoft Graph. Create a test Outlook event and confirm the Meet URL appears.
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