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SSIS Outlook Mail (Office 365) Connector

SSIS Outlook Mail (Office 365) Connector

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Read and write Outlook Mail (Office 365) in SSIS with API Source and API Destination. Query folders and messages, send mail, and manage attachments via Microsoft Graph with OAuth in the connector UI. Part of ZappySys SSIS PowerPack.
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Read and write Outlook Mail (Office 365) in SSIS with API Source and API Destination — no scripting.

Connect to Microsoft Graph mail endpoints from a visual connector UI: query mail folders and messages, work with attachments, and push updates back through the Destination. Configure User Credentials or Application Credentials OAuth from the connection manager using the standard authorization and token endpoints for your app registration.
Part of ZappySys SSIS PowerPack (100+ connectors & tasks).

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Compatibility: SQL Server 2012–2025+ (32/64-bit) | Azure Data Factory / Azure-SSIS IR Ready

⚡ Key Benefits

  • Bidirectional mail ETL — API Source and API Destination for reads and writes in the same SSIS solution
  • Microsoft Graph focused — Predefined endpoints for mail folders, messages, attachments, and related operations
  • OAuth built in — User Credentials and Application Credentials flows with app registration values in the UI
  • Low-code configuration — Pick endpoints, set parameters, preview data, then map columns without custom scripts
  • Automation friendly — Supports unattended scenarios where application-only access is appropriate per Microsoft guidance

📸 Visual Overview & Setup

1. Drag API Source onto Data Flow
Drag API Source onto Data Flow
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2. Drag API Destination onto Data Flow
Drag API Destination onto Data Flow
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3. Pick Outlook Mail Connector
Create or pick Outlook Mail connector
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4. Map the Columns
Map columns on API Destination
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5. Select Endpoint and Preview data
Select endpoint and preview data
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6. Destination Mapping & Execute
Destination mapping and execute
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🔧 Key Features

Source — Read Outlook Mail (Office 365)

  • Export mail data using predefined Microsoft Graph endpoints with parameter-driven requests
  • Read mail folders, messages, attachments, and related entities exposed on the landing page action list
  • Preview JSON in the API Source UI before you wire the data flow downstream
  • Optional shared-mailbox scenarios via documented user selection where delegated access applies

Destination — Write Outlook Mail (Office 365)

  • Import or update mail-related data through the API Destination with column mapping
  • Follow the documented write workflow: choose authentication, base URL, required parameters, then map on the Mappings tab
  • Use the same connector packaging model as other API Integration Hub components in SSIS PowerPack

Authentication & security

  • User Credentials [OAuth] for delegated access aligned to signed-in user scenarios
  • Application Credentials [OAuth] for automated jobs and broader mailbox access patterns described on the product page
  • Microsoft Entra (Azure AD) app registration values such as authorization URL, token URL, client ID, and secret in the connection UI
  • Microsoft Graph API selection and scope configuration steps documented for this connector

Operations catalog

  • How-to actions listed on the connector page for messages, attachments, folders, groups, and bulk search-driven download or delete
  • Combine Source reads with SQL Server staging or merge patterns using companion Upsert Destination guidance on the same page

💡 Common Use Cases

Typical SSIS scenarios for Outlook Mail (Office 365) data movement:

  • Mailbox warehouse feed: Incrementally land message metadata and bodies into SQL Server for analytics.
    Example: Nightly extract from targeted folders into a staging table before dimensional modeling.
  • Attachment archival: Download *.EML or attachment binaries to secure storage via documented download actions.
    Example: Compliance archive of messages matching a saved search condition.
  • Operational notifications: Send mail or update items through the Destination using mapped pipeline columns.
    Example: Package failure alerts or customer onboarding emails from SSIS.
  • Shared mailbox reporting: Pull data from delegated or shared mailboxes when User Credentials are configured.
    Example: Department inbox metrics merged into a reporting database.
  • Cleanup automation: Remove messages that match search criteria using bulk delete how-tos.
    Example: Retention job that purges expired newsletters from a service account mailbox.
  • Hybrid CRM sync: Join mail insights with other SSIS PowerPack connectors in one control flow.
    Example: Correlate campaign mail events with CRM loads in the same batch window.

🎯 Summary

Give your SSIS team a repeatable, UI-first path to Microsoft Graph mail data.
Read and write Outlook Mail (Office 365) with the same API Source and API Destination pattern used across ZappySys API connectors — less custom code, clearer handoffs to operations.

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