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Outlook CRM Integration

Native two-way Outlook and Microsoft 365 calendar sync — every booking lands on your real calendar, and MapleConnect never double-books you.

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MapleConnect connects to Outlook and Microsoft 365 natively for calendar. The two-way sync is built in, so appointments booked through MapleConnect appear on your Outlook calendar in real time, and anything already on your calendar blocks that time from being booked again.

That makes MapleConnect a genuine all-in-one CRM for Microsoft 365 users: online booking, AI voice, chatbot, SMS, and email in one place, with your Outlook calendar always in lockstep — no plug-in to babysit and no manual copy-paste between systems.

On email, we are precise. MapleConnect sends your transactional and campaign email through its own built-in delivery. For mailbox-level work against Outlook itself, you connect through MapleConnect’s Zapier app or its REST API — there is no native two-way inbox sync, and we won’t pretend otherwise.

What you can do

Once Outlook is connected

Two-way Outlook calendar sync

Connect your Outlook or Microsoft 365 account and MapleConnect keeps the calendar in sync both ways. Events you create in Outlook are respected by MapleConnect, and bookings created in MapleConnect appear on your Outlook calendar — natively, with no third-party connector.

Bookings land on Outlook automatically

When a customer books through your MapleConnect booking page, AI voice agent, or chatbot, the appointment is written straight onto your connected Outlook calendar with the guest details attached — so your day is always accurate at a glance.

No double-booking

Because the sync reads your existing Outlook events, MapleConnect only offers time slots you are actually free for. Meetings, personal blocks, and appointments booked elsewhere all remove that time from availability, so two people can’t grab the same slot.

One contact and pipeline view

Every Outlook-synced appointment ties back to a MapleConnect contact and pipeline stage, so reminders, follow-ups, and AI outreach all fire from a single record — your calendar and your CRM finally tell the same story.

Email through MapleConnect — or Outlook via Zapier/API

MapleConnect sends your reminder, follow-up, and campaign email through its own built-in delivery. If you need to push or pull data against an Outlook mailbox itself, connect it through MapleConnect’s Zapier app or REST API rather than a native inbox sync.

Connect — Native

How to connect Outlook to MapleConnect

  1. 01

    Open Integrations and choose Outlook

    In MapleConnect, go to Integrations and select Outlook / Microsoft 365. This is a native connection, so there’s no Zapier account or plug-in download required for the calendar.

  2. 02

    Sign in with Microsoft 365

    Authorize MapleConnect with your Microsoft 365 (or Outlook.com) account using Microsoft’s standard sign-in and consent screen. You approve calendar access directly with Microsoft.

  3. 03

    Choose the calendar to sync

    Pick which Outlook calendar MapleConnect should read availability from and write bookings to. If you keep separate work and personal calendars, select the one your bookings belong on.

  4. 04

    Confirm two-way sync

    Turn on two-way sync so existing Outlook events block availability and new MapleConnect bookings post back to Outlook. From here, every booking stays in lockstep automatically.

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Open Integrations in MapleConnect, choose Outlook / Microsoft 365, and sign in with your Microsoft account. Authorize calendar access, pick the calendar to use, and enable two-way sync. It’s a native connection — no Zapier account or Outlook plug-in is needed for the calendar.
Yes. Two-way Outlook and Microsoft 365 calendar sync is built into MapleConnect. Events on your Outlook calendar block availability inside MapleConnect, and appointments booked in MapleConnect are written back to Outlook in real time — no middleware required.
It does. MapleConnect reads your existing Outlook events before offering time slots, so any meeting or personal block already on your calendar is removed from availability. That keeps two people from booking the same slot and keeps your real schedule accurate.
Not as a native two-way inbox sync — and we won’t claim it does. MapleConnect sends your reminder, follow-up, and campaign email through its own built-in delivery. For mailbox-level automation against Outlook itself, connect it through MapleConnect’s Zapier app or REST API.
Yes. The native calendar sync works with Microsoft 365 work and school accounts as well as personal Outlook.com accounts. You authorize MapleConnect through Microsoft’s standard sign-in, then choose which calendar to sync.
Yes. Once two-way sync is on, new MapleConnect bookings appear on your Outlook calendar and changes on your Outlook calendar feed back into MapleConnect’s availability — so both systems always reflect the same schedule without manual updates.
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