Contents
MeetingRoomApp Cloud & On-premise
- How to Update Your Scheduling Displays
- How to Change the Appearance of Your App – STYLEBOOK
- Scheduling Rooms in Google Calendar
- Scheduling Rooms in Microsoft Outlook
- New kiosk mode for iPads – Single App Mode
- Hidden Features and Gestures
- Kiosk Mode for Android Device (Screen pinning)
- Kiosk mode for iPad (Guided Access)
- Integration with Microsoft 365
- Integration with G Suite (Google Apps for Work)
- Integration with Microsoft Exchange 2010 and above
3rd Party Integrations
PDF’s Brochures
- MeetingRoomApp Brochure
- How to Book a Meeting Room and Use the Basic Functions (Mini)
- How to Book a Meeting Room and Use the Basic Functions
Android Tablets
MeetingRoomApp Mini (Legacy)
Getting Started with G Suite (Google Apps for Work)
29.5.2017
Room resources
We recommend you create Room Resources in Google Administration Console. Each meeting room should have one room resource in your G Suite account (see the documentation).
Following this step, you need to set up your new MeetingRoomApp Google Account with the subscribed room resources calendars and the permissions writing function for these calendars. This is necessary to work with MeetingRoomApp correctly. For more information see this article.
You can manage writing permissions for calendars from your Administrator’s account in Calendar Settings of Google Calendar Web Application. The minimum required permission for MeetingRoomApp account is “Make changes to events”. The details are available here.
Implementation
- Create a new room resource or manage your current room resources
- Create a new Google Account with “writing access” to subscribed calendars of room resources in the new account
- Install MeetingRoomApp application on your Android device
- In Android settings, add a new Google Account
- Check your synced calendars in your classic Calendar application and select the room calendar in syncing options inside the Calendar application
- Open MeetingRoomApp and select a room calendar
- Close settings and check the hidden features and gestures section