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Put Microsoft Exchange to workacross your business

Integrate Microsoft Exchange between all of the tools your business uses. MindCloud works with you to connect apps, move data and keep processes running.

Describe what you want to automate in Microsoft Exchange. The field supports multiple lines but stays at a fixed height.

Businesses automate real work through MindCloud every day.

How can I use the Microsoft Exchange app?

MindCloud is the Universal App Layer. We make it easy to talk to your applications, whatever the use case.

Build workflows. MindCloud’s Gravity platform helps you build robust automations around Microsoft Exchange.

Get Microsoft Exchange access tokensTrigger

Fetched access tokens from Microsoft Exchange

Filter to complete access tokens

Applied filter to access tokens

Loop through 5 access tokens

Iterating over each access token

Check if access token is complete

Condition: access token has required fields
then

Skip and continue

Skipped - access token already complete
else

Check if access token needs review

Condition: access token needs review

Save review note in Notion

Added review context for access token

Forward urgent Exchange mail to manager in Microsoft Exchange.

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Automate. Tell Cirra what you do in Microsoft Exchange so she can take the grunt work out of your job.

Wire your product. Our Universal REST API lets you easily connect and talk to Microsoft Exchange from your codebase.

Connect to your Agent. Expose your agent to Microsoft Exchange and 3100+ other applications with a single MCP server.

Frequently Asked Questions

New to MindCloud? We've got you. Here are some answers to common questions about how MindCloud works with Microsoft Exchange.

MindCloud connects to Microsoft Exchange mail through Microsoft Graph to enable visibility and integration of Exchange data within MindCloud workflows.

With the Microsoft Exchange app, MindCloud can surface mail-related information in a consistent way and support connectivity to Exchange for integrated processes, subject to what the published connector supports.