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Outlook Integration

Connect Microsoft Outlook and Office 365 with VerdictFlow for seamless email management, calendar synchronization, and team collaboration.

Key Features

Exchange server integration
Calendar synchronization
Contact management
Email categorization
Meeting scheduling
Task automation
Shared mailbox support
Mobile app compatibility

Microsoft Office Integration

Exchange Integration

Deep integration with Microsoft Exchange and Office 365

  • Server-side rules
  • Shared mailboxes
  • Distribution lists
  • Global address book

Calendar Management

Comprehensive calendar and scheduling capabilities

  • Meeting invitations
  • Room booking
  • Recurring events
  • Availability checking

Team Collaboration

Enhanced collaboration with Microsoft Teams integration

  • Teams meeting creation
  • Shared calendars
  • Group scheduling
  • Document sharing

Getting Started

1

Connect Outlook Account

Link your Microsoft 365 or Outlook account with VerdictFlow

2

Configure Integration

Set up email rules, calendar sync, and automation preferences

3

Enable Sync

Start automatic synchronization across all your devices

Enterprise Features

Advanced Security

  • Azure AD integration
  • Conditional access policies
  • Multi-factor authentication
  • Data loss prevention

Compliance & Governance

  • eDiscovery support
  • Legal hold capabilities
  • Retention policies
  • Audit logging

Frequently Asked Questions

Which Outlook versions are supported?

We support Microsoft 365, Outlook 2019, Outlook 2021, and Exchange Online. On-premises Exchange servers (2016 and later) are also supported.

How does calendar synchronization work?

Calendar events sync bidirectionally between Outlook and VerdictFlow. Court dates, client meetings, and deadlines are automatically updated across both platforms.

Can I use shared mailboxes?

Yes, shared mailboxes are fully supported. You can configure different rules and automation for each shared mailbox, and emails are properly attributed to the correct cases.