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We rarely publish tips outside of our cozy Power Platform bubble (more like a Zeppelin these days though!). But this one… THIS ONE… I’ve been dreaming about it since I’ve got my first email eons ago… It’s here now!
- Make sure you have your Exchange Online Powershell going
- Type the magic words
Set-OrganizationConfig
-AllowPlusAddressInRecipients $true
From now on you can write george+one@crmtipoftheday.com on your party invitations.
Hi!
Thanks for your tip. I have a question about it.
We currently have a shared mailbox with multiple aliases. We would like to set up queues in Dynamics 365 based on each of those aliases. So far, it’s not working, the aliases are not recognized when we try the test/enable mailbox option in Dynamics.
Do you think it’s possible to achieve this goal by following this tip? If not, do you have an idea on how we could do this?
Best regards,
Pierre
Queues are always set up against the primary address. Are you saying that emails delivered via + aliases are not tracked in Dynamics?
Have a look at this: https:// ivasoft.com/flexaliasesflow.shtml