Integrating with Microsoft Exchange Server
Exchange account integration update. For user-level Microsoft Exchange email and calendar access, Platform uses OAuth 2.0 and Microsoft Graph. EWS and username-and-password authentication are not supported for this integration. Existing EWS OAuth configurations must be migrated manually in both the Exchange app and Platform Exchange settings; Platform cannot migrate them automatically. For setup instructions, see Enabling Microsoft Exchange Integration. For details, see Deprecated and Removed Features.
Platform supports Exchange integration for the following email and calendar features:
- At the user level, use My Third Party Settings to configure:
- Send emails from your Exchange account.
- View your Exchange emails in applications.
- The Email tab in the Platform application will list the email messages in your inbox.
- You can also add an Incoming Emails component to an application page and view your email messages there. For example, you can create an Email tab for an application and place the Incoming Emails component on a generic page associated with that tab.
- Synchronize your Platform calendar to your Exchange calendar (this is a one-way synch from Platform to Exchange).
- By default, Platform uses its own email server when sending administrative email messages from Platform. You can configure a tenant to use an Exchange email account instead. See Email server settings for instructions on configuring Platform to send administrative emails from an Exchange account.
- At the instance level, you can set shared properties to send
administrative emails from an Exchange account. Set the following shared
properties to use Exchange for administrative emails at the instance level:
MailHost=ExchangeMailUser= username@companyname.comMailPassword=myPassword