Microsoft Teams
42min can attach a Microsoft Teams meeting link to every booking, a fresh link per meeting, included in the confirmation email and the calendar invite. It's not a separate connection: it rides on your Microsoft / Outlook connection and is switched on by setting an event type's location to Microsoft Teams (the Microsoft equivalent of Google Meet for Google users).
What it does
- For an event type whose Location is Microsoft Teams, each new booking gets its own Teams meeting link.
- The link appears on the confirmation email, the calendar event, and the booking details.
- Other locations (phone, in person, custom URL, "ask the invitee") don't generate a Teams link.
How to do it
- Make sure you have a connected Microsoft account (the Teams link is created through it).
- Open the event type (Event Types) and on the General tab set Location to Microsoft Teams. See the editor overview.
- Save. New bookings on that event type will include a Teams link; existing bookings are unaffected.
Common pitfalls
- No link in the email. The event type's location must be Microsoft Teams and the host must have a connected Microsoft account, and both are required.
- Wrong provider's conferencing. If your connected account is Microsoft, don't set the event type to Google Meet (or vice versa); the providers don't cross over, and bookings come out with no working link.
- Personal Microsoft account. Teams links generate against the connected account; a
personal (
outlook.com) account behaves differently from an organization account, so connect the account you actually use for meetings.
Last updated September 21, 2026.