You cannot create a Teams meeting directly from a shared mailbox, but you can use it to manage and send meeting invitations.
Follow these steps to schedule a Teams meeting while ensuring it is properly organized through the shared mailbox.
Step 1: Access the Shared Mailbox
- Open Outlook on your desktop or sign in to Outlook on the web.
- Access the shared mailbox:
- In Outlook on the web, click your profile picture or initials in the top right corner, then select “Open another mailbox.”
- Type the shared mailbox name or email address, then click “Open.”
Step 2: Create a New Meeting from your Personal Mailbox
- Return to your personal mailbox in Outlook.
- Open the Calendar section and click “New Teams Meeting” to create a new meeting.
Step 3: Set up the Meeting
- Enter the meeting details, including the title, date, time, and participants.
- Add any relevant information, such as the agenda or meeting notes, in the invitation body.
- Verify that the Teams meeting link is included. If it’s missing, click “Teams Meeting” in the toolbar to generate one.
Step 4: Send the Invitation from the Shared Mailbox
- In the “From” field of the meeting invitation, select the shared mailbox address to ensure the invitation is sent from the shared mailbox.
- Review all meeting details to confirm accuracy.
- Click “Send” to distribute the invitation to all participants.
Step 5: Manage the Meeting
- Manage the meeting details, track responses, and make any necessary updates directly from the shared mailbox calendar.
- To make changes, open the meeting in the shared mailbox calendar, update the details, and click “Send Update.”
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