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How does AgendaX work?

AgendaX runs as a server-based Windows service that periodically reads appointments of selected users from the Microsoft Exchange Server / Microsoft 365 and writes this information to a central database (SQL Server, SQL Server Express). The calendar information is then…

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Can meetings be booked in AgendaX?

Yes, if configured, all or selected users can make bookings via AgendaX without having to return to the Outlook calendar. Standard booking templates can be created as needed, pre-filled with start/end times, subjects, categories, all-day events, etc., making it quicker…

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How is AgendaX different from Outlook Calendar?

AgendaX complements Outlook and offers advantages in several areas: The group calendar view of Outlook, which "stacks" calendars becomes almost unusable when looking at more than 3-5 calendars Outlook calendar can be slow because information is read from the Exchange server…

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What are the system requirements for AgendaX?

AgendaX needs the following components: Microsoft Windows Server (all versions are supported) Microsoft IIS Server (included in Windows Server) 32bit Outlook Client installed on the AgendaX Server A SQL Server or SQL Server Express Even though AgendaX can be installed on…

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