Is the Outlook integration live?

Yes. You can connect Microsoft 365 / Outlook today through Microsoft’s official sign-in. Ember’s email layer is provider-agnostic, so Outlook uses the same sending and approval and threading behavior as Gmail.

Will Outlook work the same way as Gmail?

Yes. Approved emails send from your real Outlook / Microsoft 365 mailbox. Replies are detected in real time, and conversations stay correctly threaded. Identical behavior to Gmail.

How do I connect my Outlook account?

Connect through Microsoft’s official sign-in from your Ember settings. No password sharing, and you can revoke access at any time. Ember starts working from your real mailbox right away.

Will my emails come from a separate sending domain?

Never. Like every Ember integration, Outlook sending happens from your own established mailbox in normal volume. No rotating inboxes, no lookalike domains, nothing that puts your reputation at risk.

Integration · Live

Ember + Outlook

Microsoft 365 / Outlook sending and reply tracking.

Ember connects directly to Outlook and Microsoft 365 with the same drafting and approval and threading behavior it uses for Gmail. Every approved email sends from your real Outlook mailbox, and inbound replies are detected in real time, so Ember always works from the current state of the thread.

What it does

Send from your real Outlook / Microsoft 365 mailbox
Inbound reply detection
Correct reply threading

How it works

1Connect your Microsoft 365 / Outlook account through Microsoft’s official sign-in. No password sharing, and you can revoke access any time.
2Ember reads your recent threads to understand where each relationship stands.
3It drafts the next email in your voice and queues it for your review.
4On approval, the email sends from your real Outlook mailbox, threaded onto the existing conversation.
5Inbound replies are detected so Ember always works from the current state of the thread.

What syncs

Ember reads

Recent message threads and history
Sender, recipients, and subject context
Inbound replies

Ember writes

Approved outgoing emails from your Outlook mailbox
Replies threaded onto the original conversation

Why it matters

Ember was built from day one around a provider-agnostic email layer, so Outlook is not a bolt-on. It uses the exact same drafting and approval and threading behavior as Gmail. The same principle holds: every message goes out from your own real mailbox, with your approval, never from a throwaway domain.

This matters most for the businesses that actually run on Outlook: professional services, finance, real estate, legal, much of the mid-market. These are industries where relationships carry the revenue, and where a generic outreach tool sending from a strange domain is a non-starter. If your firm lives in Microsoft 365, the deal history Ember needs is already sitting in your mailbox. The integration lets Ember read it, reason about it, then draft from it the same way it does for Gmail users.

Connect Microsoft 365 in one click and Ember is on your Outlook relationships the same day: reading thread context, drafting the next email in your voice, sending from your real mailbox once you approve.

Frequently asked

Is the Outlook integration live?: Yes. You can connect Microsoft 365 / Outlook today through Microsoft’s official sign-in. Ember’s email layer is provider-agnostic, so Outlook uses the same sending and approval and threading behavior as Gmail.
Will Outlook work the same way as Gmail?: Yes. Approved emails send from your real Outlook / Microsoft 365 mailbox. Replies are detected in real time, and conversations stay correctly threaded. Identical behavior to Gmail.
How do I connect my Outlook account?: Connect through Microsoft’s official sign-in from your Ember settings. No password sharing, and you can revoke access at any time. Ember starts working from your real mailbox right away.
Will my emails come from a separate sending domain?: Never. Like every Ember integration, Outlook sending happens from your own established mailbox in normal volume. No rotating inboxes, no lookalike domains, nothing that puts your reputation at risk.