Microsoft Outlook for Android and iOS: Send Availability functionality restored
Rollout
- Ends
- 30 Oct 2026
- Roadmap
- 570665
- Platforms
- Android, iOS
Rollout dates are often only in the text. When Microsoft moves them, the change shows under "What changed".
What the notice says
Microsoft's text, with its sections, lists and tables; source markup removedWhat and why
We have restored the Send Availability feature to the Microsoft Outlook mobile app experience. When composing a reply to an email, users can tap the calendar icon and select Send Availability, which allows them to see their availability and easily list time slots for their recipients. iOS users also have access to this feature through the on-screen keyboard and VoiceOver. This change makes it easier for mobile users to schedule meetings with others.
Rollout schedule
- General Availability (Worldwide): This update is available now.
Impact on your organization
Who is affected
- Outlook for Android and iOS users
Platforms and services
- Microsoft Outlook for Android
- Microsoft Outlook for iOS
What will happen
- Users can view and send their meeting availability directly within the Microsoft Outlook for Android and iOS mobile apps, making it easier to schedule meetings with others.
- iOS users can also access this feature by using the on-screen keyboard or VoiceOver.
Action required and recommendations
No action is required.
Learn more
Compliance considerations
No compliance considerations identified. Review as appropriate for your organization.
What changed
Between the versions this installation saw, newest firstThis installation has seen one version of this notice, first on 19 Oct 2026. Later changes will show here.
Linked documentation
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Not confirmed here
What this page cannot tell you- Whether your tenant is affected: this is Microsoft's notice, not a check of your settings.
- Versions before 19 Oct 2026: this installation first saw the notice after Microsoft posted it.