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Enables customers to book appointments through a customizable UI and allows companies to manage appointments through Bookings |
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Appointment Manager is a Teams app template to help businesses create, manage, and conduct virtual appointments with consumers through Teams. New appointment requests from consumers are visible in Teams channels, where they can quickly be assigned and reassigned to staff in a team. Appointment requests can be viewed at team or personal levels through custom tabs. Every appointment is associated with a Teams online meeting, so staff and consumers can easily join the meeting at the scheduled time.
The app template integrates with Microsoft Bookings for easy appointment management. Scheduled appointments automatically appear on assigned staff members' calendars, and consumers receive customizable email notifications and reminders with embedded meeting links.
Through a companion app, app admins can configure different appointment categories to be routed to different Teams channels. A supervisor of an appointment category has additional privileges, such as assigning appointments to other staff in the team.
- Solution overview
- Deploying the app
- Extending Appointment Manager
This app can be accessed in the Teams Store under "Inspection". The purpose of this GitHub repo is to make the code available to those who want to modify the code and extend the app (e.g., connect the database to your own internal databse).
Begin with the Solution overview to read about what the app does and how it works.
When you're ready to try out Company Communicator, or to use it in your own organization, follow the steps in the Deployment guide.
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