Calendarhelp.uservoice.com Website Review

Enter your idea and we'll search to see if someone has already suggested it. If a similar idea already exists, you can support and comment on it. If it doesn't exist, you can post your idea so others can support it. Enter your idea and we'll search to see if someone has already suggested it. Category (optional) Account & Settings Attendees Calendar Conference calls Convenience Location Reminders Transparency Website Conference calls (6) Convenience (3) Location (13) Reminders (6) Transparency (4) Website (3) Automatically add blockers into my calendar when suggesting potential times Either using TO and CC (although those may be better used for actual invitees and 'awareness') or text in the body of an email, set The scenario is I want Jim, Jane, and Jack to come to the meeting. But I cannot meet without Jim. Jane and Jack can not respond in a timely manner or not accept a time available for Jim and me - and that is ok. We will meet without them. When using Cortana to also book a meeting room, it would be nice if it honored permissions. For example, I scheduled a meeting today and it picked a room that I do not have permissions to book so the meeting is scheduled, but the room auto-declined the invite leaving us nowhere to I realize that the Create Teams Meeting plug-in is coming for GA soon. When it lands, please ensure Cortana can access that as well as Rather than prompting the user for their time zone when setting up your account, it would be nice if it could just read that from your existing Office 365 services since Exchange Online and other pieces already know my time zone. My suggestion is to include the Yahoo calendar in the supported ones, in fact Yahoo mail is the second most popular e-mail provider. Once a meeting has been booked and put onto the calendar, Cortana appears to be out of the loop. If an attendee then declines or suggests a new time using the actual Outlook meeting, she is not involved in the process and now it is back to me to arrange a new