- OFFICE 365 OUTLOOK PRIVATE SETTING HOW TO
- OFFICE 365 OUTLOOK PRIVATE SETTING FULL
How to prepare your inbox before adding it to Front If that happens, an admin will need to go into the channel settings to re-authenticate the channel to bring it back online.
If they change their password or their user account is deleted in Office 365, the channel will stop syncing. The person who authenticates the inbox will have their account tied to this channel. If you already have an SMTP setup for your Office 365 account, see this article on how to transition.
OFFICE 365 OUTLOOK PRIVATE SETTING FULL
This will allow for full two-way sync for all inbound and outbound email, open/archived status, and tagging. If you change the threading mode to any other option, the status of messages and tags will not be synced.
By default, any Office 365 shared mailboxes will have their threading mode set to Office 365. The tags will be made public since you'll be adding shared mailboxes to the team workspace. All Outlook folders will be converted into tags and applied to the conversation. More the sync behavior here and exceptions here. Front has 2-way sync with shared mailboxes on Office 365. All imported emails will be archived by default. Front will automatically import 50k of your most recent email messages unless the import functionality is disabled during the connection process. Helpful information before you get started Instruction on managing Shared Mailbox permissions. The person who adds the Shared Mailbox needs to be a member of the mailbox and have Full Mailbox Permissions - Read and Manage, Send as, and Send on Behalf. The person who adds the Shared Mailbox needs to be a Front administrator. A shared mailbox is a mailbox that you'll be granted access to by an Exchange administrator and see as a separate inbox section in your Outlook navigation panel. Follow these instructions to add your Exchange Online Shared Mailbox (ex.
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