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- Retrieve all Outlook categories (colored labels) defined for a user, enabling selection of available tags before tagging emails, events, contacts, or tasks.MIT
- Get all the categories that have been defined for a user.MIT
- Create an Outlook category with a unique name and color to organize and filter emails and calendar items.MITDestructive
- Create a named, color-coded Outlook category in a user's master list to classify messages and events in Microsoft 365.MITDestructive
- Retrieve contacts from the signed-in user's default Outlook contacts folder, with support for filtering, searching, and pagination.MIT
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- AlicenseAqualityAmaintenanceMCP server for tidying a large Outlook / Hotmail mailbox via Microsoft Graph. Bulk moves, folder-tree surgery, inbox rules — no send tool, no permanent delete.19MIT
- FlicenseAqualityBmaintenanceEnables reading and searching emails in Microsoft Outlook classic on Windows via COM, with tools for listing folders, searching mail, reading messages and threads, and extracting attachments.5-
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- Get a contact collection from the default contacts folder of the signed-in user. There are two scenarios where an app can get contacts in another user's contact folder:MIT
- Delete a specific Outlook contact using its contact ID. Use this to remove an unwanted contact from your Microsoft 365 account.MITDestructive
- Update an Outlook contact's properties by contact ID. Include the full emailAddresses array when changing it, because the array is replaced entirely.MITDestructive
- Delete an Outlook contact using its Graph contactId to remove it from Microsoft 365. Use when a contact must be cleared from the address book.MITDestructive
- Add a new contact to Outlook's root Contacts folder or a specified folder, enabling contact management within Microsoft 365.-Destructive
- Add a new contact to Outlook's default Contacts folder or a specific folder using Microsoft Graph. Provide details like name, email, phone, and address to create the contact.MITDestructive
- Adds a contact to the root Contacts folder or a specified contact folder, enabling organized contact creation in Microsoft 365.MITDestructive
- Update an Outlook contact's properties such as name, phone, address, and email. Provide the full email address list since it replaces the existing one.MITDestructive
- Remove unwanted contacts from Outlook to maintain an organized address book. This tool deletes specific contacts using their unique ID.-Destructive
- Modify contact details in Outlook, including names, addresses, phone numbers, and email information, to keep Microsoft 365 contacts current.-Destructive
- Retrieve the properties and relationships of a contact object. There are two scenarios where an app can get a contact in another user's contact folder:MIT
- Retrieve contact details from Outlook using Microsoft 365 MCP Server. Access properties and relationships of contact objects for personal or work accounts.-
- Retrieve contacts from Outlook's default folder using Microsoft Graph API. Filter, search, and paginate contact lists for efficient access to Microsoft 365 contact data.-
- Retrieve a specific Outlook contact's properties and relationships by ID, with options to expand navigation properties, select fields, and paginate results via Microsoft Graph.MIT
- Verify Windows Outlook environment, profile, and connection status with safe diagnostics and counts, without exposing mailbox names or message contents.MIT