Use your existing contacts, email groups and Teams from Microsoft 365 in Logwise

Use your existing contacts, email groups and Teams from Microsoft 365 in Logwise

In Logwise, you can now integrate your existing contacts, email groups and Teams from Microsoft 365 and use them for adding insiders in bulk. To enable this function on your account, please reach out to our support: support@logwise.com.

Your IT-Administrator will need to confirm Logwise access. Once setup, your contacts and public email groups will be visible when adding insiders through the standard workflow > click in the field "start typing to add insiders/groups" on the tab "Add insiders" and scroll to the bottom of the list until you get to the groups section. 




 

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