Microsoft Outlook
Connect SVAHNAR to your Microsoft account to give agents access to Outlook mail and calendar via the Microsoft Graph API.
What Agents Can Do
| Operation | Description |
|---|---|
| important_mail | Retrieve high-priority flagged messages |
| mail_from_address | Find emails from a specific sender |
| content_search_in_mail | Search mailbox content by keyword |
| send_mail | Send an email on your behalf |
| event_for_week | Retrieve calendar events for a date range |
| all_event | List all calendar events |
| all_calendar | List all calendars in your account |
| schedule_meet | Create a calendar meeting or event |
Connecting Microsoft Outlook
Open Connections
Go to the Connections page in the SVAHNAR Platform.
Connect Outlook
Click Connect on the Microsoft Outlook provider card.
A Microsoft sign-in popup will open.
Sign in and Approve
Log in to your Microsoft account (personal, work, or school) and approve the requested permissions.
If your organization requires admin consent for third-party apps, you may see a message that administrator approval is required. Contact your Microsoft 365 admin to grant consent for SVAHNAR in your organization's Azure Active Directory.
Confirm Connection
The popup closes. The Microsoft Outlook card updates to Connected.
Using Outlook in an Agent
create_agent_network:
agent-1:
agent_name: "Outlook_Assistant"
LLM_config:
params:
model: "gpt-5"
tools:
tool_assigned:
- name: Outlook
agent_function:
- "Help the user check their important emails and schedule meetings."
incoming_edge:
- Start
outgoing_edge: []
For detailed tool configuration, see the Outlook Tool reference.
Permissions Requested
| Permission | Purpose |
|---|---|
Mail.Read | Read emails in your mailbox |
Mail.Send | Send emails on your behalf |
Calendars.ReadWrite | Read and create calendar events |
User.Read | Read your basic profile information |
offline_access | Maintain access via refresh tokens |
Disconnect
Click Disconnect on the Microsoft Outlook card. SVAHNAR deletes the stored token immediately. Microsoft tokens expire naturally — there is no active revocation step on Microsoft's end.