This document outlines the functionality and characteristics of the Outlook Reader node, which enables automated email retrieval from Microsoft Outlook.
All selected email information appears as list outputs (string[]):
Note that multiple attachments are separated by a comma, eg:
PDF1, PDF2
. You can use theSplit Text
node here to output a list with each file.
Filter emails by a specific time period, this option is available under Show More Options
Use Dates?: Enable this toggle to filter emails by time period
Date Range: Choose from preset ranges for quick filtering:
Use Exact Dates?: Toggle this option to specify custom date ranges
Start Date (UTC): The beginning of your custom date range (only available when Use Exact Dates is enabled)
End Date (UTC): The end of your custom date range (only available when Use Exact Dates is enabled)
Date filtering is useful for:
Note: When “Use Exact Dates?” is enabled, you can expose the Start Date and End Date parameters through “Configure Inputs” and connect them directly to the
Datetime
node for dynamic date ranges.
The Outlook Reader node retrieves email data from specified Outlook folders.
Key features include:
The Outlook Reader node is particularly valuable in scenarios requiring automated email processing. Common use cases include:
Some specific examples:
In summary, the Outlook Reader node streamlines email retrieval and processing from Outlook, supporting various data types and filtering options for efficient email automation.
This document outlines the functionality and characteristics of the Outlook Reader node, which enables automated email retrieval from Microsoft Outlook.
All selected email information appears as list outputs (string[]):
Note that multiple attachments are separated by a comma, eg:
PDF1, PDF2
. You can use theSplit Text
node here to output a list with each file.
Filter emails by a specific time period, this option is available under Show More Options
Use Dates?: Enable this toggle to filter emails by time period
Date Range: Choose from preset ranges for quick filtering:
Use Exact Dates?: Toggle this option to specify custom date ranges
Start Date (UTC): The beginning of your custom date range (only available when Use Exact Dates is enabled)
End Date (UTC): The end of your custom date range (only available when Use Exact Dates is enabled)
Date filtering is useful for:
Note: When “Use Exact Dates?” is enabled, you can expose the Start Date and End Date parameters through “Configure Inputs” and connect them directly to the
Datetime
node for dynamic date ranges.
The Outlook Reader node retrieves email data from specified Outlook folders.
Key features include:
The Outlook Reader node is particularly valuable in scenarios requiring automated email processing. Common use cases include:
Some specific examples:
In summary, the Outlook Reader node streamlines email retrieval and processing from Outlook, supporting various data types and filtering options for efficient email automation.