Priority 1: Any custom online meeting add-ins that are installed (this is a developer scenario also known as 'side loading').
If there are multiple options, the logic to select which provider is displayed is as follows: On a user's New Event screen, only a single meeting provider will be shown. Meeting providers displayed in the New Event screen Users cannot save the meeting until the online meeting details have been retrieved. After tapping the toggle button, the online meeting URL and text is retrieved from the third-party service and is inserted into the meeting body. The third-party add-in replaces the Teams or the Skype buttons, but the button users do see will act in a similar way.
The third-party online meeting provider will appear on the event creation screen in Outlook for iOS and Android, as displayed below. More information is available here.Ĭreating an online meeting with a third-party add-in If a tenant has users' mailboxes in on-premises Exchange Server, then use the ECP/EAC portal. Centralized deployment provides the capability to install add-ins more granularly, such as to sub-groups within a given organization. If all users are Microsoft 365 or Office 365 users, then use the centralized deployment portal. The add-ins can be deployed using the following admin portals: Add-ins installed by your end users will not override the default Teams or Skype functionality.
