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Connect Microsoft Office 365

Connect your Office 365 account to import contacts.

Link your Microsoft Office 365 account so NoteLedger can pull in your contacts from Outlook and automatically detect contact details from the email signatures in your mailbox. The whole process takes about two minutes.

  1. Open the Integrations page

    In the top-right corner of NoteLedger, click your account email to open the user menu. Click Integrations to open the Integrations page.

    The NoteLedger user menu opened from the top-right account email, showing Integrations as one of the menu items
  2. Find the Microsoft Office 365 card

    The Integrations page shows a card for each supported provider. Locate the Microsoft Office 365 card. Its status badge will show Not Connected until you complete this guide.

    The Integrations page showing the Microsoft Office 365 card with a Not Connected status badge
  3. Click Connect Microsoft Office 365

    At the bottom-right of the Microsoft Office 365 card, click the Connect Microsoft Office 365 button. NoteLedger will redirect your browser to Microsoft's sign-in page.

    The Microsoft Office 365 card with the Connect Microsoft Office 365 button highlighted at the bottom right
  4. Sign in to your Microsoft account

    Microsoft's sign-in page opens. Enter the email address for the Microsoft account you want to link — or choose an already-signed-in account if one is displayed. This should be the Office 365 account that holds the contacts and mailbox you want to use in NoteLedger.

    Microsoft's sign-in screen prompting for an email address or showing an account picker
  5. Approve the requested permissions

    After signing in, Microsoft shows its consent screen listing the permissions NoteLedger is requesting. You will see items covering:

    • Read your contacts (Contacts.Read) — used to import contact names, email addresses, phone numbers, and addresses into NoteLedger.
    • Read your mail (Mail.Read) — used exclusively to scan email signatures for contact details; NoteLedger never reads message bodies for any other purpose.
    • Sign in and read your profile (User.Read) — your email address and display name are used to show which Microsoft account is connected.
    • Maintain access to data you have given it access to (offline_access) — allows NoteLedger to silently refresh your access token so the connection stays active without requiring you to re-authenticate.

    Click Accept to grant access.

    Microsoft's OAuth consent screen listing the permissions NoteLedger is requesting, with an Accept button
  6. Confirm the connection

    Microsoft redirects you back to NoteLedger's Integrations page. On the Microsoft Office 365 card, the Status row now shows a green Connected badge, and the Email row shows the Microsoft account address you linked.

    The Integrations page with the Microsoft Office 365 card showing a green Connected status badge and the linked Microsoft email address