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POST
Create CoworkerMsOfficeCalendar
A CoworkerMsOfficeCalendar record represents a Microsoft Office 365 Calendar account connected to a customer’s Nexudus account. These records are created automatically when a customer connects their Office 365 Calendar from the Members Portal or the Nexudus app. Once connected, customers can book resources at a location directly from their Office 365 Calendar. Each record stores the Microsoft Graph push-notification subscription details (SubscriptionId, SubscriptionExpireDate) used to keep the calendar in sync. For more information, see the Office 365 Calendar (Customer) help article.

Authentication

This endpoint requires OAuth2 authentication. Include a valid bearer token in the Authorization header. The authenticated user must be a full unrestricted administrator or have the CoworkerMsOfficeCalendar-Create role.

Request Body

Required Fields

integer
required
ID of the Nexudus resource (room or desk) used as the Microsoft Graph push-notification watch target for this connection.
string
required
Display name of the connected Office 365 Calendar.
string
required
Microsoft Graph push-notification subscription ID used to receive calendar change notifications.
string
required
Microsoft Graph calendar ID of the customer’s connected Office 365 calendar.
string
required
Date and time when the Microsoft Graph push-notification subscription expires and must be renewed.

Optional Fields

integer
ID of the customer who connected their Office 365 Calendar.

Code Examples

Response

200

integer
HTTP status code. 200 on success.
string
A human-readable message confirming the creation.
object
Contains the Id of the newly created record.
boolean
true if the coworkermsofficecalendar was created successfully.
array
null on success.
Example Response

400

string
A summary of the validation error(s), in the format PropertyName: error message.
any
null on validation failure.
object[]
Array of validation errors.
boolean
false when the request fails validation.
Example Response