Real-World Example
Jane uses Outlook Calendar for bills. She connects Microsoft Calendar, grants access, and the portal creates future bill-pay events in her calendar while keeping them tied to the correct scheduled transactions.
Visual Flow
How It Should Work
- It should connect the consumer to Microsoft Calendar only after authorization succeeds.
- It should create events for eligible future payment dates.
- It should update or delete events when schedule changes require it.
How It Should Not Work
- It should not create Microsoft calendar events without valid authorization.
- It should not confuse Google and Microsoft calendar metadata.
- It should not create duplicate events for one scheduled transaction.
Last modified on July 30, 2026
