Do not have permissions to invite others

Hi @Evan Dobrozsi,  

Welcome to Microsoft Q&A forum.    

Thank you for reaching out and sharing this concern. 

The message you’re seeing is not related to your permissions within the Team itself, but rather to the Meeting Policy configured by your school’s IT department. In Microsoft Teams, the ability to invite additional participants or external guests is governed by these internal policy settings. 

Specifically: 

• The options Allow participants to invite others or Allow external participants may be disabled in the policy assigned to your account. 
• These policies are implemented to maintain security and compliance with your school’s regulations, which means not all users have the ability to invite others. 
• Even if you share the same Team permissions as other members, you will see this message if the policy restricts the feature. 

In this case, I strongly recommend contact your school’s IT Administrator to request approval and enable the feature that allows inviting others to meetings. This is an internal administrative setting of the school’s tenant, and only they have the authority to make changes in accordance with the school’s policies. 

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The issue where a user receives a message stating "you do not have permissions to invite others" when creating a meeting may be related to the permissions assigned to their account or the settings configured for the calendar they are trying to use. Here are some steps to troubleshoot this issue:

1. Check Permissions: Ensure that the user has the correct permissions to create meetings in the calendar they are trying to use. They may need to be granted delegate access or specific permissions to invite others.
2. Shared Mailbox Permissions: If the user is trying to create a meeting in a shared mailbox, verify that they have been assigned the appropriate permissions (such as Author) to that mailbox's calendar. This can be done using the Set-MailboxFolderPermission cmdlet in PowerShell or through Outlook by adjusting the calendar properties.
3. Policy Restrictions: Sometimes, organizational policies may restrict certain users from inviting others. Check with your IT administrator to see if there are any policies in place that could be affecting this user's ability to invite others.
4. Using the Correct Account: Ensure that the user is logged in with the correct account that has the necessary permissions to create meetings.

If these steps do not resolve the issue, it may be necessary to consult with your IT support team for further assistance.