Subject: Fill in the blank space with the subject of the email you want to send.Body: Fill in the blank space with the body of the email you want to send.Let's examine the properties from the picture above. In this situation we will go through the list of emails that we managed with the previous activity and if the email's subject contains the word "Solved", we move that email in the "Solved" folder.īy using the "SendOutlookMailMessages" activity, you are able to send an email from UiPath Studio.
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Let's take a look at the picture below to see how to use this activity: This activity will move an email to a specified folder. Top: Indicate the number of emails you want to extract.OnlyUnreadedMessages: Check this option to get only the emails that were not read.MarkAsRead: If you grab some emails that were not read, these will be checked as read in Outlook.MailMessages: The easiest way is to press right click in the blank space ( or Ctrl+K ) to create the output variable which is a list of MailMessages.MailFolder: Generally you will grab your emails from "Inbox", but you could also place there any folder from your Outlook application.Without these properties the activity will not work. The most important are: Account, MailFolder, Top and MailMessages. Let's take a look at the properties of this activity: This activity, as the name suggests, grabs your emails from the Outlook application and adds them to a list. These are the activities that UiPath provides for Outlook : Please bear in mind that it is not necessary to have the application open. This means there are activities integrated that help you with the email automation when you are using the Outlook application.īefore starting your automation, make sure you are logged in to Outlook. UiPath integrates Microsoft Outlook in UiPath Studio. Where robots check in with you for direction UI and API integration within the same automation Reveal processes by analyzing system logsĬrowdsource and manage your automation pipeline The cloud native platform, on-prem or in public cloud
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