Outlook

Accepts or tentatively accepts a calendar meeting invite on behalf of a user. Use this action when a user has received a meeting invitation and wants to indicate their attendance status (either confirmed or tentative). The organizer will receive a notification of the acceptance unless send_response is set to false.

This action allows you to add an attachment to an Outlook calendar event. You can attach files or nested items to enhance the event with relevant documents.

This action allows you to add an attachment to a specific Outlook email message. You need to provide the message ID and the file content to successfully perform this operation.

Batch-move up to 20 Outlook messages to a destination folder in a single Microsoft Graph $batch call. Use when moving multiple messages to avoid per-message move API calls.

Batch-update up to 20 Outlook messages per call using Microsoft Graph JSON batching. Use when marking multiple messages read/unread or updating other properties to avoid per-message PATCH calls.

Creates a new calendar event in Outlook. This action requires event details such as the subject, body, and timing, and it can optionally set attendees and online meeting information.

Tool to cancel an event in a specific calendar for a specified user and send cancellation notifications to all attendees. Use when you need to cancel a meeting or event in a specific calendar on behalf of a user.

Tool to cancel an event in a user's calendar within a calendar group and send cancellation notifications to all attendees. Use when canceling a meeting or event for a specific user in a calendar that belongs to a calendar group.

Tool to cancel a calendar event for a specified user and send cancellation notifications to all attendees. Use when you need to cancel a meeting or event on behalf of a specific user.

Tool to copy a user's mail folder and its contents to another folder. Use when you need to duplicate a folder structure for a specific user's mailbox.

Copies a child mail folder to a specified destination folder in the user's mailbox. The destination can be specified by folder ID or well-known name.

Tool to copy an email message to another folder within the user's mailbox. Use when duplicating messages to multiple folders for organization.

Tool to copy an email message from a child folder (nested folder) to another folder within the user's mailbox. Use when duplicating messages from nested folder structures.

Tool to copy a message from a specific user's mail folder to another folder. Use when you need to duplicate a message from a known source folder to a destination folder for a specific user.

Creates a resumable upload session for large (>3 MB) Outlook message attachments. Use before sending chunked PUTs to the returned URL.

Tool to create an upload session for large (>3 MB) message attachments in child mail folders. Use when you need to upload attachments to messages in nested folder structures.

Creates a calendar in the user's mailbox with specified attributes such as name, color, and hex color. This action allows users to organize their scheduling effectively.

Creates a new calendar event in a specific Outlook calendar. This action requires the calendar ID and event details such as subject, timing, and optionally attendees and online meeting information.

Tool to create a new attachment for an event in a specific calendar. Use when you need to attach a file or item to an event within a particular calendar.

Creates a resumable upload session for large (>3 MB) calendar event attachments in a specific calendar. Returns an upload URL for subsequent chunked PUT requests.

Tool to create a new event in a specific calendar for a user. Use when you need to create events in a specific calendar (e.g., shared or secondary calendars).

Tool to create a new calendar group for a user. Use when needing to organize calendars into groups.

Tool to create a new attachment for an event in a calendar within a calendar group for a specific user. Use when you need to attach a file or item to an event in a user's calendar group.

Tool to create a new open extension on a calendar event within a specific calendar group and calendar. Use when you need to store custom data with an event.

Tool to create a calendar permission for a specific calendar in a calendar group. Use when granting access to a calendar for another user.

Creates a resumable upload session for large (>3 MB) calendar group event attachments. Returns an upload URL for subsequent chunked PUT requests.

This action allows you to create a new contact in a Microsoft Outlook user's contacts folder. You can specify various details of the contact, including names, phone numbers, email addresses, and additional notes.

Creates a folder for storing contacts, allowing for better organization of user contacts.

Tool to create a child contact folder within a parent contact folder for a specific user. Use when you need to organize contacts into nested folder hierarchies for a given user.

Creates a new email draft in Outlook with the specified subject, body, and recipient details. Optionally, it can include additional recipients and attachments. Note: This creates a new conversation. To reply to an existing email thread, use the 'Create a draft reply' action.

This action creates a draft of a reply to an email in Outlook. It allows including a personal comment and specifying CC and BCC recipients for the reply.

This action creates an email rule that filters incoming messages based on specified conditions and performs designated actions on matched messages. Users can specify parameters like the sender's address, subject keywords, and actions such as forwarding or deleting the messages.

Tool to create a new attachment for a user's calendar event. Use when you need to attach a file or item to an existing event in a specific user's calendar.

Creates a resumable upload session for large (>3 MB) calendar event attachments. Returns an upload URL for subsequent chunked PUT requests.

Tool to create a forward draft of an Outlook message for a specific user. Use when you need to prepare a forward email that can be edited before sending. The draft is created in the Drafts folder with the FW: prefix in the subject line.

This action creates a new mail folder for the specified user. It organizes the user's mailbox by allowing the creation of folders with specific display names.

Tool to create a new message in a specific mail folder. Use when you need to create a draft message in a particular folder (e.g., drafts, custom folders).

Tool to add an attachment to a message in a specific mail folder. Use when you need to attach a file to a message located in a particular mail folder.

Creates a resumable upload session for large (>3 MB) Outlook message attachments in a specific mail folder. Use before sending chunked PUTs to the returned URL.

Tool to create a message rule in a user's mail folder. Use when automating message processing with filters and actions.

Creates a new Outlook master category in the user's mailbox under a specified display name and optional color for organizing email and calendar items.

Tool to create a new open extension on a calendar event for a specific user. Use when you need to store custom data with an event.

Tool to create a new calendar permission for a specific user's calendar. Use when you need to share another user's calendar with someone or grant access with specific permission levels.

Tool to create a new draft message in a child folder within a user's mail folder. Use when creating messages in nested folder structures for a specific user's mailbox.

Tool to create a new contact in a specific user's contact folder. Use when you need to add a contact to a particular folder for a specified user.

Tool to create a new open extension on a contact within a user's contact folder. Use when you need to store custom data with a contact.

Tool to create a new open extension on a contact within a child folder. Use when you need to store custom data with a contact.

Tool to create a new contact in a child folder within a contact folder. Use when you need to add a contact to a specific nested folder structure.

Tool to create a new calendar event for a specific user. Use when you need to create events in a user's calendar.

Tool to create an upload session for large event attachments. Use when attaching files larger than 3 MB to the authenticated user's Outlook events.

Tool to create a draft forward of an existing message. Use when you need to prepare a forward that can be edited before sending. The draft can be updated with recipients and additional content before being sent.

Tool to create a Focused Inbox override for a sender identified by SMTP address for a specific user. Use when you need to configure messages from a specific sender to always be classified as focused or other for a particular user.

Deprecated: Use OUTLOOK_CREATE_REPLY_ALL_DRAFT instead, which supports both /me and /users/{user_id} endpoints with timezone support.

Tool to create a draft reply-all to a user's message. Use when you need to create a draft reply to the sender and all recipients of an email message in a user's mailbox.

Tool to create a draft reply-all to a message in a child folder. Use when you need to create a draft reply to the sender and all recipients of a message located in a subfolder within a mail folder.

Deprecated: Use OUTLOOK_CREATE_DRAFT_REPLY instead, which adds comment, cc_emails, and bcc_emails support.

Tool to create an attachment for a message. Use when you need to attach a file or item to an existing message. Supports file attachments, item attachments, and reference attachments.

Tool to create a reply-all draft for a message in a mail folder. Use when you need to create a draft reply to all recipients of an email.

Tool to create a new task in Microsoft To Do within a specified task list. Use when adding tasks with title, due dates, reminders, importance levels, descriptions, categories, and linked resources.

Tool to create a new attachment for an event in a specific user's calendar. Use when you need to attach a file or item to an event within a particular user's calendar.