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Microsoft 365 mail joins the LexisOS team inbox; Outlook Calendar syncs two-way with your CRM pipeline.
Authorize Microsoft 365 mail — it joins the team inbox alongside Gmail and IMAP.
Authorize Outlook Calendar separately — it starts syncing two-way on its own schedule.
Whichever you connect keeps syncing on its own cadence — nothing about one depends on the other being connected.
Microsoft 365 mail reads and sends alongside Gmail and any IMAP mailbox, in the same shared inbox, threaded to the matching Lead, Contact, or Deal.
Outlook Calendar syncs on a two-minute cadence — events created or edited on either side reflect on the other, including a push-back on local edits.
Mail and calendar are two distinct OAuth authorizations, each requesting only the scope it needs — connecting one doesn’t pull in the other.
A synced Outlook Calendar is what a public booking page checks for open slots — see meeting booking for the full flow.
Connect Microsoft 365 mail and Outlook Calendar separately from your integration settings, each through Microsoft’s own consent screen. Disconnect either one independently from Settings — LexisOS stops syncing that side immediately; the other authorization, if connected, keeps running.
Start free and connect the one you need first — mail and calendar are separate switches.