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David
Community Manager
Community Manager
Dec 1, 2025 2:08 PM UTC

Resolving Microsoft Teams 'Action Required' Error

Scenario / Question

I’m seeing “Action Required” warning for my events using Microsoft Teams as the location.
 

 

Overview

There are a couple of reasons why this error might appear, some of the more frequent causes are:

  • Stale/invalid Teams authorization or integration disconnected
  • Microsoft 365 subscription does not include Teams
  • Microsoft Teams admin/app permission policies block third‑party apps

 

Step-by-Step

  1. Confirm the error: Attempt to connect your Outlook calendar or add a Microsoft Teams conferencing link in Calendly and note any “Admin consent required” or “Needs admin approval” messages.
     
  2. Disconnect and Reconnect your Microsoft Teams Integration: You can use this link to navigate there directly https://calendly.com/integrations/microsoft_teams
     
  3. If issues persist, check your Microsoft 365 tenant/subscription:  Calendly’s Teams integration requires a Microsoft 365 Business or Office 365 Education account.
     
  4. If everything at this point checks out, reach out to our support team via chat or the request form at https://calendly.com/help/support.

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    2 replies

    New Community Member
    Dec 2, 2025 8:05 PM UTC

    I’m seeing the “Action Required” warning in Calendly when using Teams. I checked my Microsoft 365 subscription and permissions, but it still happens. I disconnected and reconnected both Teams and Outlook integrations, and confirmed admin consent is allowed. Next, I’ll reach out to support to check backend issues.

    New Community Member
    Jan 3, 2026 7:23 AM UTC

    The “Action Required” warning in Calendly happens due to stale Teams authorization, missing admin consent, or a Microsoft 365 plan without Teams. Reconnect your Teams and Outlook integrations, ensure your subscription includes Teams, confirm admin consent is allowed, and contact support if it still occurs.