Keep Microsoft 365. Stop retyping what it knows.
Outlook mailboxes and Microsoft Teams, connected to UNOBITS.
- Partly available
- Disconnect whenever you like
Partly availableOutlook mail and Microsoft Teams connect today. OneDrive and SharePoint are on the integration roadmap.
What Microsoft 365 is worth once it is inside.
Connect Outlook mailboxes to Email with a Microsoft sign-in and bring Microsoft Teams activity into your automations. OneDrive and SharePoint are listed in the app as planned connectors.
Outlook: your mailbox in Email, with push delivery and CRM context.
Teams: messages and notifications available to Automations.
One Microsoft sign-in per connection, managed centrally in Integrations.
About as involved as signing in.
No middleware, no connector subscription, no developer. You authorise it once and it stays connected.
- 1
Open Email › Accounts and choose Outlook, or System & Engine › Integrations for Teams.
- 2
Sign in with your Microsoft account.
- 3
Approve the permissions requested.
- 4
Review the connection and its logs in Integrations.
Things that then happen without you.
Write these in plain language in Automations — no flowchart required — or build the complicated ones properly when you need to.
Automation
Outlook email received → appears in Email and the Inbox
Automation
Automation run finished → post a message to a Teams channel
Automation
Client replies to an invoice email → lands back in Email for the team
Specialist tools are fine. Islands are not.
Keep Microsoft 365 for what it is genuinely good at, and let it feed the same system your inbox, clients, jobs and invoices already live in.