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Learn how to connect Microsoft Teams and use it as event meeting location

We've made it easier for you to to connect Microsoft Teams from three app pages:

No matter from which page you initiate connection, the steps will be the same once you click on the "Connect" button:

  1. Sign in to Microsoft Teams window will appear

  2. Enter login credentials to sign in to your Microsoft account

  3. Confirm by clicking on the "Next" button

Important note

Microsoft Teams requires a work or school account. Personal Microsoft accounts are not supported.

For all events with Microsoft Teams set as location of the call, every host will have to connect their own Microsoft Teams account in order for a meeting link to be generated automatically.


I can't connect my Teams due to "Admin Consent Required" error

Companies that have organizations on Microsoft will require admin consent for connecting Outlook calendar and Microsoft Teams.

Until admin consent is provided, users who are trying to connect Microsoft apps will see error message “Need admin approval” as the app will not appear in Enterprise Applications until this consent is given (this is a one-time setup per Microsoft organization). Here're the steps that admin need to take:

Step 1: Open the Admin Consent Link

Admin needs to open following link on Microsoft 365 / Entra admin:

Step 2: Sign In as Admin

Sign in using an admin account in your organization (Global Admin or Application Admin recommended)

Step 3: Review & Accept Permissions

Review requested permissions (e.g., calendar and user data access via Microsoft Graph) and click Accept.


And you're done. The app will be automatically added to your organization in Microsoft Entra ID. It will now appear under Enterprise Applications and permissions are granted tenant-wide.

Step 4: User can sign in

Once consent is granted user will be able to connect iClosed with Microsoft Teams or Outlook calendar without any additional approvals needed.

Pro tips

Here's how you can restrict access to specific users in case for whatever reason you wouldn't like all users to access the app (optional):

  1. Go to Microsoft Entra admin center

  2. Navigate to: Identity → Applications → Enterprise applications

  3. Open the app and go to Properties

  4. Set “User assignment required?” → Yes

  5. Go to Users and groups

  6. Add specific users or groups


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