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Recently started using scheduling poll after Find Time was removed from Outlook. As someone who sends the poll, the process is a little lengthy and annoying, but otherwise--seems to provide me with the same things Find Time (i.e. notifications when people vote and quick scheduling option). My issue has to do with the users of the poll who are unable to vote as needed.
I was informed recently by a user who voted on a poll that when they clicked the link to vote, they were brought randomly to an outlook inbox and the poll was nowhere to be found. I had them do this in front of me and it did seem to just pull up an inbox in OWA, but no poll was found. This individual is using a mac; however, that is all the information I have regarding their device.
I cannot begin to trouble shoot this because I can't understand what is re-routing them to an inbox.
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Thank you, MikeyLL! I really hope they can resolve this issue quickly.
I second this question. Has there been any attempt to look into or resolve this? It is essentially a deal-breaker for us as I am not able to use a tool with such unreliable performance.
Has there been any known solutions? I am having the same issues where Scheduling Poll link created by my co-workers takes me to my own Web Inbox.
Yes, have there been any solutions? I am not seeing this issue with a faculty member - she is on a Mac and has tried various browsers, cleared cache, etc. - but the issue persists.
When they clicked the link to vote in front of me, I saw no error message. It just took them to an outlook inbox with no other prompts that I saw. When I speak with this individual again, I will see that they vote with incognito mode turned on.
Hi Asau,
Thanks for contacting us and sorry for the inconveniences,
Please kindly confirm from the user if he's receiving any error message,
Also, the user should try voting again in incognito mode, this will enable us to know if the issue is specific with his browser or not.
Thanks, Sola