Previously, if your scheduler or video conferencing integration broke (due to expired tokens, permission changes, etc.), you had to remove the entire integration and reconnect from scratch. This was confusing and time-consuming.
With our new Reconnect button, you can now simply initiate the OAuth flow again to restore your connection — no need to remove and re-add the integration. This update provides a faster, more intuitive experience for fixing broken connections.
We’ve also added an important security and consistency check:
Only the original account that was previously connected can be used to reconnect.
If you attempt to reconnect with a different account, we’ll show an error and ask you to reintegrate the original one.
This ensures continuity and avoids accidental misconfigurations.
One of the biggest pain points was that deleting and re-integrating used to reset your configuration settings. Not anymore! When using the new Reconnect option:
Your linked scheduler,
Conflict schedulers,
Third-Party Scheduler selected under Event Scheduler, and
Video conferencing tool (under Meeting Location settings)
You no longer need to manually reconfigure everything after fixing a broken connection.
Just click Reconnect, go through the OAuth prompt, and you're done — all your previous settings are retained and your integration is back online.
Navigate to Scheduler > Connections
Go to Connections > Video Conferencing
Connect to Microsoft Teams > Sign In
You are now connected to Microsoft Teams
