Integrations
Microsoft 365
Outlook mail and calendar through Microsoft Graph. Functionally equivalent to the Google connector.
Permissions
Mail read, mail send, calendar read, offline access and basic profile. Calendar write is not implemented and never requested.
Tenants
OAuth runs against Microsoft's common endpoint by default, so most tenants need no configuration. A tenant-restricted deployment can pin its own tenant ID.
A quirk worth knowing
Graph does not echo permission strings in the form you request them — ask for Mail.Read and it returns a full URL with unstable casing. The connector matches on the final path segment, case-insensitively and whole-segment, so a similarly named but different permission is never mistaken for the one you granted.
If sending is greyed out
Graph returned no Mail.Send in the granted scopes — either your tenant withheld it or the mailbox was connected before OppFlow began asking for it. A background retry cannot fix either; disconnect and reconnect so the consent screen runs again.
OppFlow.ai docs · by Traversal · v0.1.32