Meeting Room Booking Agent
atQor · Operations & Productivity
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What the publisher says
As described on Microsoft Marketplace.
Meeting Room Booking Agent by atQor is an
AI-powered workspace scheduling agent built on Microsoft Copilot Studio that
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enables employees and office administrators to book, reschedule, cancel meeting
rooms, and manage attendees — all through simple, natural language
conversations.
The agent connects directly to a SQL Server database
using the SQL Connector in Copilot Studio, executing stored procedures to
manage room reservations in real time.
No portal navigation. No manual calendar juggling. No
technical expertise is required.
HOW IT WORKS:
The agent uses
a Zero-Trust logic engine with mandatory Workflow Gates. When a user makes a
request, the agent:
- Identifies
the room by translating natural language names to database Room IDs
- Verifies
availability by checking for time-slot conflicts via stored procedures
- Executes the
action (book, cancel, reschedule, invite) only after all gates pass
All date/time values are automatically normalized. The
agent never guesses IDs — every action is backed by a verified database lookup.
WHAT YOU CAN DO:
► Room Booking & Search
- Search
available rooms by capacity, date, time, and TV availability
- Book
meeting rooms with conflict detection
- Fuzzy name
matching with typo correction
► Schedule Management
- View all
upcoming reservations
- Reschedule
meetings to new date/time slots
- Cancel
meetings with automatic cleanup
► Attendee Management
- Add or
remove attendees by email
- View full
attendee lists for any booking
► Analytics & Insights
- Room
popularity and usage insights
•
System-wide booking summaries by date
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