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Microsoft Outlook

Communication

Microsoft Outlook email, calendar, and contacts.

How to connect it

  1. In SLX, open your connections and choose Microsoft Outlook.
  2. A Microsoft consent window opens, listing the access below. Review it and approve.
  3. Microsoft returns you to SLX and the connection is stored against your workspace.
  4. Ask for something in chat. SLX resolves it to a Microsoft Outlook call and runs it. If a token expires or access is revoked, it will ask you to reconnect.

Access it asks for

The exact scopes requested when you connect Microsoft Outlook through Microsoft, shown verbatim so you can check them against the consent screen before approving.

One consent screen, several apps. Microsoft Outlook shares its Microsoft connection with Microsoft Teams, Microsoft OneDrive and Microsoft SharePoint. Connecting any one of them grants this whole set — not just the Microsoft Outlook portion.
ScopeWhat it grants
openidConfirm your sign-in identity
profileRead your basic profile information
emailRead your email address
User.ReadRead your basic Microsoft profile
Mail.ReadRead mail
Mail.ReadWriteAccess mail readwrite
Calendars.ReadRead calendars
Calendars.ReadWriteAccess calendars readwrite
Files.ReadRead files
offline_accessStay connected while you are away (refresh token)
Signing in is a different grant. If you sign in to SLX with Microsoft rather than connecting Microsoft Outlook as an integration, a separate consent screen asks for the broader set below — including full mailbox and Drive access. Both grants are real; which one applies depends on how you connected.
ScopeWhat it grants
openidConfirm your sign-in identity
profileRead your basic profile information
emailRead your email address
offline_accessStay connected while you are away (refresh token)
User.ReadRead your basic Microsoft profile

Once it’s connected, here’s how it works

Where you’ll spend your time in SLX — asking for what you want, and checking what ran.