About the Microsoft Outlook Add-in
With the Outlook Add-in installed and configured, you can create new incidents and events, or notes specific to an incident or event, from Outlook.
Outlook Add-in Permissions
Use this tab to control which aspects of the Outlook Add-in are enabled. The settings can be controlled at three different levels. A user-specific setting overrides a group-specific setting, which overrides the global setting. If no group or user-level settings is specified then the global settings will be used.
Use the group and user grids to specify permissions unique to a certain group or user.
Creating Incidents and Events from Email Messages
You can create incidents and events directly in Outlook messages using the Outlook Add-in. After installing and configuring the add-in, select the Incident interaction type on the Infor CloudSuite Interactions tab of the Add-in Options screen. You can set up additional features on the Service tab.
Available Features
This table describes the features included in the Microsoft Outlook Add-in.
| Feature | Description | 
|---|---|
| My Work | Click to display a list of incidents owned by the Outlook user. On this form, you can log a note or drill down into the Incidents form within the back office. | 
| New Incident | Click  to create an
								incident from an email. The New
									Incident check box is automatically selected on the
								email message. This option is only available if an email is not already associated with an incident. | 
| New Event | Click  to
								create an event based on information from the active email. The
									New Event check box
								is automatically selected on the email message. You can select an
								existing incident or the event will create a new incident. This option is only available if an email is not already associated with an incident. | 
| New Note | Notes can be associated with
								incidents through the creation of service events. When general
								information, such as a phone call, must be tracked, click  to add
								a note in the system. The note is tied to an event. This option is only available if an email is not already associated with an incident. | 
| Visibility (Task Panes) | When you read an email in Outlook, related details, such as the customer name and notes, can be displayed in a reading pane. Outlook can access other records in the database associated with the Outlook user. In an environment with Named User licensing, Outlook users with a valid license can launch the appropriate maintenance form. In an environment with a usage-tracking license, Outlook users who have a SyteLine login and access permissions can use this feature. The form is filtered to show information for the current customer or item shown in Outlook. | 
| Public Folder Copy for Exchange Users | When using Outlook with an Exchange server, emails can be copied to a public folder on the Exchange server to be stored for archival. You must select Enable Public Folder Copy on the Outlook Integration Parameters form. Do Public Folder Copy: Specify this option only for companies running Exchange Server. Incident: Specify the public folder name to where emails related to an incident will be copied. |