For IT administrators

An employee of your organization wants to use calfeed, a calendar-merging service, with their work calendar. Your tenant requires admin consent for it. The facts you need:

• Permissions requested (all delegated, no application permissions): Calendars.Read (read-only calendar access), User.Read, openid profile email offline_access. calfeed can never create, modify or delete events, and only accesses data of users who individually sign in and consent.
• What it does: merges calendars the user connects into filtered views (e.g. "next 3 events"), served to their own displays and status bars. The user chooses per calendar which fields are shared — busy/free only, or a subset of title, location, description, attendees, meeting link.
• What is stored: only the fields the user chose, and only the upcoming events their views serve (capped at 60 days ahead; the past is not kept). OAuth tokens are stored encrypted. Revoking access (by the user, or by you in Entra) removes the stored events within minutes.
• Application (client) ID: b219831a-6098-410d-bc27-8c507b42f5f4
• See the privacy policy and terms.

To approve calfeed for your organization (standard Microsoft tenant-wide admin consent):

Grant admin consent for your tenant — sign in with an admin account; Microsoft shows the exact permission list before anything is granted.

After consent, the employee simply signs in again and it completes without further prompts. Questions: apps@calfeed.io.