Updated February 16, 2024:April 21, 2026: We have updated the rollout timeline below.timeline. Thank you for your patience.
Scheduling, setting up, and managing an event is not a simple task. Which is why we allow co-organizer to be added to the event so they can work alongside or on behalf of the organizer. So far co-organizers were able to set up event theming, manage registration, meeting options, view reports and more but were not able to edit event details like title, date/time, description, event group; nor publish or cancel event. Now they can! Co-organizer can edit event details, publish, and cancel the event like the organizer can. So once the co-organizer is added they will have full parity of experience as organizer and control/manage/edit event.
This message is associated with Microsoft 365 Roadmap ID 168524
[When this will happen:]
Targeted release: We will begin rolling out mid-AprilJanuary 2025 (previously lateearly January) and expect to complete by mid-January 2025 (previously mid-December).
General Availability (Worldwide, GCC): We will begin rolling out mid-June 2026 (previously early March) and expect to complete by end of July 2026 (previously late April 2024 (previously early April)March).
Standard release: WeThe co-organizer experience update will begin rolling out late April 2024 (previously early April)go live with the GA of the Teams Events app (MC1227087). Both existing flow and expect to complete by early May 2024 (previously mid-April).
new flows in the Teams Events app will have the capabilities for co-organizer parity with organizer.
[How this will affect your organization:]
When co-organizer opens the event scheduling page, they should have the ability to edit the details page, publish, and cancel the event.
[What you need to do to prepare:]
Nothing required to prepare.