Updates to Our Office 365 Integration: Updated Event Trigger, plus Create All-day Events, Events with Locations, and More

Carlin Sack
Carlin Sack / November 27, 2017

Your Office 365 calendar keeps you sane, on time, and on task. Zapier's Office 365 integration was just updated to watch for changes to scheduled events, and allow Zaps to auto-create even more detailed calendar events. That way, you don't have to worry about the details yourself.

Use the new Updated Event Trigger to create Zaps that watch for changes to your calendar and alert you of the update. You can also set up Zaps that automatically create calendar events with locations, all-day events, or categorized events. Specifics like these will help keep you more organized and in the right place at the right time. Plus, you can choose to mark the Zapier-created events as "busy," "free," or "tentative" on your calendar, so others can accurately see your availability.

What's New with the Office 365 + Zapier Integration

New Trigger

  • Updated Event: Triggers when an event is updated.

New Options for Actions

  • If your Zaps are using the Create Event Action, you can now optionally fill in the "Location," "Show As," "Categories," and "All Day Event?" fields.


How to Automate Office 365 with Zapier

  1. Make sure you have a Zapier account and an Office 365 account

  2. Try some pre-made Office 365 integrations and learn more about how Office 365 works with Zapier

  3. Check out our Office 365 help documentation for details on connecting your account and setting up your first Zap

  4. Or login to build a custom workflow with Office 365 and Zapier