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The StarLeaf add-in for Outlook allows Office 365 users to schedule StarLeaf meetings directly within the Outlook client as well as manage meeting settings. It works on Outlook for Windows, Outlook for Mac and Outlook Online. You will be prompted to sign in or create a StarLeaf account during the initial use of the add-in.

You can create and run an Outlook add-in the same way in Outlook on Mac as in the other hosts, including Outlook on the web, Windows, iOS, and Android, without customizing the JavaScript for each host. Kcm macro trends. The same calls from the add-in to the Office JavaScript API generally work the same way, except for the areas described in the following table.

For more information, see Deploy and install Outlook add-ins for testing.

Area	Outlook on the web, Windows, and mobile devices	Outlook on Mac
Supported versions of office.js and Office Add-ins manifest schema	All APIs in Office.js and schema v1.1.	All APIs in Office.js and schema v1.1. NOTE: Outlook on Mac does not support saving a meeting. The saveAsync method fails when called from a meeting in compose mode. See Cannot save a meeting as a draft in Outlook for Mac by using Office JS API for a workaround.
Instances of a recurring appointment series	Can get the item ID and other properties of a master appointment or appointment instance of a recurring series. Can use mailbox.displayAppointmentForm to display an instance or the master of a recurring series.	Can get the item ID and other properties of the master appointment, but not those of an instance of a recurring series. Can display the master appointment of a recurring series. Without the item ID, cannot display an instance of a recurring series.
Recipient type of an appointment attendee	Can use EmailAddressDetails.recipientType to identify the recipient type of an attendee.	EmailAddressDetails.recipientType returns undefined for appointment attendees.
Version string of the host	The format of the version string returned by diagnostics.hostVersion depends on the actual type of host. For example: Outlook on Windows: 15.0.4454.1002 Outlook on the web: 15.0.918.2	An example of the version string returned by Diagnostics.hostVersion on Outlook on Mac: 15.0 (140325)
Custom properties of an item	If the network goes down, an add-in can still access cached custom properties.	Because Outlook on Mac does not cache custom properties, if the network goes down, add-ins would not be able to access them.
Attachment details	The content type and attachment names in an AttachmentDetails object depend on the type of host: A JSON example of AttachmentDetails.contentType: 'contentType': 'image/x-png'. AttachmentDetails.name does not contain any filename extension. As an example, if the attachment is a message that has the subject 'RE: Summer activity', the JSON object that represents the attachment name would be 'name': 'RE: Summer activity'.	A JSON example of AttachmentDetails.contentType: 'contentType' 'image/png' AttachmentDetails.name always includes a filename extension. Attachments that are mail items have a .eml extension, and appointments have a .ics extension. As an example, if an attachment is an email with the subject 'RE: Summer activity', the JSON object that represents the attachment name would be 'name': 'RE: Summer activity.eml'. NOTE: If a file is programmatically attached (e.g through an add-in) without an extension then the AttachmentDetails.name will not contain the extension as part of filename.
String representing the time zone in the dateTimeCreated and dateTimeModified properties	As an example: Thu Mar 13 2014 14:09:11 GMT+0800 (China Standard Time)	As an example: Thu Mar 13 2014 14:09:11 GMT+0800 (CST)
Time accuracy of dateTimeCreated and dateTimeModified	If an add-in uses the following code, the accuracy is up to a millisecond: JSON.stringify(Office.context.mailbox.item, null, 4);	The accuracy is up to only a second.

The Outlook add-in creates bi-directional sync with PipelineDeals and your Outlook calendar and contacts. The PipelineDeals Outlook add-in is built for Outlook 2013, Outlook 2016, Outlook.com, and Office 365 with an email that is hosted on a Microsoft Exchange server.

Requirements

1. You’ll need to have an active Microsoft Outlook or Live account to use the Outlook add-in. If you do not see the 'Manage Add-Ins' or 'Manage Apps' option (for Outlook 2013, Outlook 2016, and Outlook.com) or the 'Store' (Outlook For Mac), check with your admin to grant you access.

2. You will need your login credentials for Outlook to install the add-in.

3. The required JavaScript API version is 1.3, but 2016 and newer have it built-in.
   

What if I don't see the options to Manage Add-ins or the Microsoft Store?
The Outlook Add-in is built for Outlook 2013, Outlook 2016, Outlook.com, and Office 365 with an email that is hosted on a Microsoft Exchange server. If you don't see the options described below, here are some things to check:

1. Admin has restricted add-in access: Check with your email administrator to see if they have restricted users' settings to prohibit loading an add-in. This is a fairly common situation and your email administrator can provide you with access to add-ins for the PipelineDeals Add-In.

2. Outlook/Exchange server prohibits add-ins: If you're using Outlook 2010 exchange server, you will be unable to use the add-in. Also, some Exchange server setups prohibit add-ins. Check with your email administrator for more details.

3. Using Outlook email client, but not Microsoft Exchange: Outlook is an email client, not an email provider. Your email must be hosted on a Microsoft Exchange server in order to enable the Outlook integration with PipelineDeals. If you're not sure what you're using, check with your email administrator, they'll be able to help you out!

If you've checked with your email administrator and you don't think one of these three issues applies to you, contact customercare@pipelinedeals.com and we can work with you to troubleshoot.

Add-in installation for different versions of Outlook

Outlook 2013

1. Open Outlook 2013
2. Open the File menu and scroll down to the page to find the Manage Add-ins option.
   
   
   
3. Click on the Manage Add-ins icon to open up a new browser tab. This tab will prompt you to sign-in to your outlook.live.com account. You will need to sign-in to an outlook.live.com account to use the add-in.
   
4. Enter in your credentials for your outlook.live.com account and your browser will redirect you to your account’s Manage add-ins page.
5. Click on the + icon and select Add from the Office Store.
   
6. Search for PipelineDeals for Outlook and select Get it now for the result that appears. This will start the add-in installation process.

Outlook 2016

1. Open Outlook 2016
2. Open the File menu and scroll down to the page to find the Manage Add-ins option
   
3. Click on the Manage Add-ins icon to open up a new browser tab. This tab will prompt you to sign-in to your outlook.live.com account. You will need to sign-in to an outlook.live.com account to use the add-in
   
4. Enter in your credentials for your outlook.live.com account and your browser will redirect you to your account’s Manage add-ins page
5. Click on the + icon and select Add from the Office Store
6. Search for PipelineDeals for Outlook and select Get it now for the result that appears. This will start the add-in installation process.

Outlook.com

1. Login to your Outlook.com account from a web browser
2. Click on the gear icon near the upper right corner of the browser window. Select Manage add-ins from the menu.
   
3. You’ll be redirected to a modal where you can search for the PipelineDeals Outlook add-in. Once you find it, turn on the add-in to install it.
   

Outlook for Mac

1. Open Outlook For Mac
2. From the Home tab, click on the Store icon to open the Office Add-ins window
3. From the 'Office Add-Ins' modal, use the search bar to search for PipelineDeals For Outlook. Click on the toggle to add the add-in to your Outlook for Mac email client.

Logging into your PipelineDeals account from the add-in

Once you have installed the add-in, you’ll need to sign in to your PipelineDeals account.

For desktop versions of the add-in (Outlook 2013, 2016 and Mac), you’ll see a Sync to PipelineDeals icon in the ribbon menu. Clicking on the ribbon will open the PipelineDeals for Outlook slide-in. To sign in, enter the PipelineDeals account username and password that you wish to sync with.

After successfully signing into your PipelineDeals account, you’ll need to sign-in with your Microsoft account and confirm that you wish to share information with your PipelineDeals account.

You will be asked to approve sharing permissions between PipelineDeals and Outlook to complete the connection. If the sync works, you will see a success page to verify the connection is enabled between Outlook and PipelineDeals.

Logging into your PipelineDeals account from Outlook.com

Outlook.com users can access the PipelineDeals slide-in by first selecting an email in their inbox. The PipelineDeals icon will be visible after the message loads.

You’ll then be able to sign into your PipelineDeals account from the slide-in that appears.

Sign in to your Microsoft account when prompted.

When you've successfully logged in to your Microsoft account, you will see a success page to verify that the connection is enabled between Outlook and PipelineDeals.

PipelineDeals category

Once installed, you will need to create a 'PipelineDeals' category under manage Categories to sync new contacts and calendar events into PipelineDeals. Apply the 'PipelineDeals' category to sync any contact or calendar event into PipelineDeals. All contacts and calendar events created in PipelineDeals will sync to your Outlook account with the category automatically applied.

FAQs

Why is my Microsoft Store icon not appearing?
Please go to Outlook and select File and double check that the account that you are signed in with is the correct account associated to your Exchange Server. You can also try these instructions that we found online.

My email is hosted locally, can I use the Outlook plugin?
The PipelineDeals Add-in for Outlook 2013, 2016 and Outlook 365 will only work with an email that is hosted on a Microsoft Exchange server. However, keep in mind that there are two general types of Exchange Servers that we are compatible with:

1. Exchange Servers that are licensed both in the forms of on-premises software, where the customer purchases client access licenses (CALs), and,
2. Software as a service, Microsoft receives a monthly service fee (see Microsoft Office 365). Here is an Exchange Server article that explains it more in-depth.

If I download the plugin in Outlook 365 will it also download on the desktop version of Outlook?
Yes, it should.

I was able to download the plugin, but the right sidebar just keeps saying 'Loading..' in Outlook. Why is it not loading?
It sounds like you may have a Firewall that could be preventing the plugin from loading. We recommend trying to add unpkg.com and amazonaws.com as domain exceptions for your Firewall.

Why is my number of contacts in PipelineDeals higher than my number of contacts in Outlook?
The plugin syncs contacts that were updated or added to PipelineDeals in the past 60 days.

Why am I not seeing all of my tasks and events in Outlook that are in PipelineDeals?
The plugin syncs Agenda items that were updated or added to PipelineDeals in the past 60 days.

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