Organization Calendar
Protect meetings on the Microsoft 365 calendars you choose for your team.
A Resemble team admin connects Microsoft 365 once and chooses whose calendars to protect. The Meeting bot then joins matching Microsoft Teams, Zoom, and Google Meet calls as a participant. It checks each person’s voice and video for AI-generated content. To connect just your own calendar, see Personal Calendar.
Set up your organization
How it works
- Connect Microsoft 365. A Resemble team admin opens Meetings and selects Meeting bot. A Microsoft admin can approve directly or use a consent URL. If they use the URL, contact Resemble Support after approval to finish connecting. Use a consent URL for the meeting bot.
- Choose people to protect. In Organization Users, the team admin enables people and saves the selection. Each enabled person uses one team seat. Choose people to protect.
- Sync their calendars. The first sync starts when the admin saves. Resemble checks those calendars every 20 minutes for events up to 30 days ahead.
- Match upcoming meetings. Resemble looks for a supported video link, then checks the organization’s autojoin preference and title filter. Only matching meetings appear on the dashboard and get scheduled for a bot. Autojoin Preferences and Meeting Filter.
- Join the call. The bot joins at the start time. A meeting gets one organization bot however many protected people are invited. For Teams, the organizer’s lobby settings can affect whether the bot gets in. Teams lobby.
- Follow live detection. Open the meeting in Live Now to see each participant’s audio and video verdicts as they come in. Live detection.
- Review the result. At the end of the call, the meeting moves to Recently Protected with its final verdict. If the bot flagged someone, the security contacts configured in Team Notifications receive a report.
Who can do what
Troubleshooting organization meetings
On the Meetings page, set Calendar Scope to Organization before checking for an event.
