Users of the Wrike project management software can also use emails as the basis of new tasks, as well as view and edit tasks in Outlook with the associated add-in.Įlsewhere in the Office ecosystem, Microsoft quietly launched the My Workspace app for macOS. The MeisterTask add-in brings some of the platform’s project and task management capabilities into the mobile email client, allowing users to create tasks from emails and assign them to other team members. “The JIRA add-in for Outlook helps you stay on top of software project issues and communication with customers, partners, or vendors by enabling easy tracking of your project’s progress, right from Outlook.” “Designed specifically for software teams, JIRA provides best-in-class agile tooling, deep developer tool integrations and a single repository for every step in your software project’s lifecycle,” stated Microsoft in a blog post. The JIRA add-in from Yasoon allows developers to keep an eye on their software projects when they step away from their workstations. But Outlook add-ins aren’t all fun and games. Rather than launch another app to look up customer information, access translation services or other tasks, Outlook’s time-saving add-ins allow users to access that functionality without leaving the app.Īdd-ins like Gfycat and MojiLala can be used to inject some personality into email chains with the use of animated GIFs and stickers, respectively.
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Outlook add-ins on iOS and Android help users make the most out of the limited screen real estate afforded by their devices while they catch up on email conversations or consult their calendars. Outlook Customer Manager, a new add-in that helps users track customer relationships, will launch soon, according to the software giant.įor now, the add-ins work for users with and Office 365 business email accounts, although the company plans to extend support to Gmail users within the next few months. Besides the previously mentioned add-ins, iOS and Android users now have access to several more, including OnePlaceMail, JIRA, MeisterTask, Gfycat, MojiLala and Wrike. Microsoft is currently rolling out add-ins for Outlook on the Android mobile operation system, a process that may take a few weeks. Now, owners of Android smartphones, like the soon-to-be released Samsung Galaxy Note8, can get in on the act. The initial batch included Dynamics 365, Evernote, GIPHY, Microsoft Translator, Nimble, Smartsheet and Trello. Mobile Outlook add-ins first debuted for Apple iOS on Feb. Microsoft Outlook’s functionality-enhancing add-ins are now available for the Android version of email application.
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