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Connecting Microsoft Office 365 to Binox.
Connecting Microsoft Office 365 to Binox.

V01. l Q4 2022

Updated over a week ago

Binox works with Office 365 to facilitate the communication between you and your opportunities within the platform, this is one of the first steps to taking full advantage of Binox CRM, it activates all the tools to contact and manage your opportunities through your sales and marketing pipeline. If you have G Suite please click here, otherwise continue with this guide 👇.

Connecting your Microsoft Office 365 account to Binox is a crucial step that will enable you to send emails and run marketing campaigns to your opportunities.

Pre-requisites

  • Binox only supports individual mailboxes for Microsoft accounts.

    Alias accounts, shared mailboxes, distribution groups, and Microsoft 365 group lists aren't supported.

  • We currently only support accounts authenticated with the Azure AD (global services) endpoint URLs: login.microsoftonline.com and Office365.com.

  • We do not support GoDaddy office 365 or purchased elsewhere.

⚠️ Your email account needs to have admin privileges from your local Administrator, in case you do not you will encounter the following error message:

Note: Please add a checkmark on “Consent on behalf of your organization” and click “Accept”.



Step 1: Connect your Office 365.

  • Click on your “Profile Icon” and select “My Account” on the drop-down. 

  • Click on “Connect Products and Add-ons” and click on "Connect" under “Office 365”.

  • Type in your Office 365 Email and click on “Next”.

You will be redirected to your local administrator email provider to log in with your credentials. After a successful login you will see a “Connected Successfully” message, click “Ok” to finish the setup.

Note: that it may take up to 5 minutes for our resources to update and for you to start using this feature.

For more information and tutorials please visit our Help Center.

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