

Events booked through the add-in have the same behavior as booking via Outlook Calendar.When users book events in Outlook calendar they're booking through their own account.When users book through the Robin dashboard or mobile app they're booking events on behalf of the booking user.Robin simply syncs events from your Outlook calendar to the Robin dashboard, room displays, & mobile app, relying on your native calendar rules to recognize conflict.When you book a meeting with the Robin add-in, you're actually booking in Outlook Check Microsoft's guide to see if your Outlook version qualifies. Outlook Add-ins support delegate booking for customers running Outlook API version 1.8 + and above.Outlook Add-ins can support recurring events for customers running Outlook API 1.7+.The Robin add-in requires a minimum of API version 1.1 (Exchange 2013+ On-premise).If you don't yet have an account, reach out to the Robin administrator within your company for guidance on joining your team.Make sure user consent is enabled on the organizational level.If you use Single Sign-On, make sure to enable pop-ups in your browser.Here's how to find your organization's username. You'll need to have your organization's username handy.Admins, for users to enjoy the full experience, make sure amenities are set for each space.The Robin extension works alongside your Outlook calendar to help folks find the optimal time and space for office activities like meetings, conversations, and focused work.
