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Enhance your email communications with PoliteMail, now available through Microsoft 365 and PoliteMail Online. Learn about configuring PoliteMail Server with Exchange Service Accounts, custom Office 365 solutions, and secure cloud architecture for seamless enterprise integration.
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All users get access to the VIP lounge.
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Learn how to turn on opting in or out for a message you plan to send via PoliteMail.
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PoliteMail supports Outlook 2013+ as well as Outlook 365 (the "new" Outlook or Outlook.com).
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If Outlook unexpectedly quits, it may restart and automatically disable add-ins. For example, you leave Outlook running overnight and Windows does an auto-update and restarts your system. When the PoliteMail add-in is disabled, you will not seen any...
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PoliteMail offers a free trial for Outlook email tracking, allowing 100 tracked messages with limited server integration. For full internal communications testing with Exchange groups, a dedicated Pilot Program is available.
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PoliteMail online is not built on Sharepoint online, but the interfaces are indeed similar. Since they are different, however, additional 365 capabilities like building flows to automate email sends are not currently available. We have integration...
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Permissions for Microsoft Graph
The permissions needed vary depending on whether or not you enable SSO and how you want List Expansion to be handled (Client-Side, Server-Side, or both). Each possible configuration is outlined below. You c...
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Last Updated: 08/04/2025
in Getting StartedCompare PoliteMail for Desktop, Online, and 365 to find the right internal communications solution. See key features, Outlook compatibility, and supported functionality in a comprehensive side-by-side chart.
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Last Updated: 09/08/2025
in Sending PoliteMailLearn how to use the "Save As" feature in PoliteMail to save messages as Drafts or Templates. Understand permissions, retention policies, and differences between desktop and online versions when managing saved messages.