Set up a Skype for Business Meeting on behalf of someone else

Setting up a Skype for Business Meeting on behalf of someone else, for example a manager, is similar to setting up one for yourself. First, the person you're scheduling the meeting for needs to add you as a delegate in their Outlook calendar. Then, you can set up Skype for Business Meetings and start impromptu Skype for Business Meetings on behalf of that person.

Note:  To be or have a delegate, you must be using Outlook.

Get set up as a delegate

First, the steps below must be done by the person who is giving delegate access.

1. In Outlook, click File > Account Settings > Delegate Access > Add.

2. Find and add the name of the person who is going to be the delegate.

3. Click the Calendar menu, and select Editor rights.

   For more information, see Allow someone else to manage your mail and calendar.

   

Start a meeting as a delegate

As a delegate, you can access the calendar of the person you're a delegate for and set up a Skype for Business Meeting just like any other meeting. To schedule a Skype for Business Meeting on behalf of someone you're a delegate for, simply follow the steps at Set up a Skype for Business Meeting.

You can also start an impromptu meeting, by using the Meet Now feature:

1. In the Skype for Business main window, click the Options menu, and then click Show Menu Bar.

2. On the menu bar, click Meet Now.

3. Click the name of the person who has given you delegate access. This opens a meeting window.

1. Pause on the people menu to invite participants. Invitees receive an alert that notifies them of a meeting request.