ContributionsMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsRe: Create an event in office365 calendar If you have the Exchange Online Snappack then you can use Create Event. https://docs-snaplogic.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/SD/pages/1380548901/Create+Event Depending on how confident you are the room would be free it might be worth creating the event first then using update event to add the recipients as that way you avoid the chance of someone else booking it during your process. If you don’t need the Snappack and its a one off as part of a bigger bit of work you can just call the Microsoft Graph api as that gives you a lot more options not present in the pack. Create Event - Microsoft Graph v1.0 | Microsoft Learn For either of these approaches I’d suggest early discussion with whoever looks after your Azure AD/365 environment to discuss the permissions required as they can be difficult to agree. Polling using REST Get in Ultra Task / Azure Storage Queue access I would like to build a pipeline that reads from Azure Storage Queues and then executes a child pipeline if there are messages to consume. There do not appear to be any pre-built snaps, unlike for Azure Storage Blobs. I can’t see a specific method to do a continuous poll using a Rest GET method either but there is a possible solution by using the pagination feature where next = true and setting the pagination interval to be the poll. Am I missing a more obvious solution though and are there any problems with this approach? Re: Configuring the Script Snap to use a configured HTTP proxy environment variable @robin I’ve not looked at configuring this but your guide covers restarting the application in a Windows environment but not where the equivalent /etc/sysconfig/jcc entries for the env variables should be stored. I’m assuming it might be in kcc.bat but it isn’t clear.