Add-Ins Bring Evernote, Trello to Microsoft Outlook for Android

The list of supported add-ins includes Evernote, Microsoft Dynamics 365, Microsoft Translator, Nimble, OnePlaceMail, Outlook Client Manager, Smartsheet, and Trello.

Microsoft on Friday appear it is now rolling out add-in support to Outlook for Android. The listing of supported add-ins includes Evernote, Microsoft Dynamics 365, Microsoft Translator, Nimble, OnePlaceMail, Outlook Customer Manager, Smartsheet, and Trello.

The move comes after Microsoft in Feb first introduced add-ins for Outlook on iOS.

"Add-ins aid y'all accomplish tasks chop-chop, right from Outlook," Microsoft'due south Suzanne Choney wrote in a web log post. "Whether you want to save an email to your customer relationship management app, quickly add email content to your projection board, translate emails on the fly or add together a chip of flair and personality to emails, add together-ins have y'all covered. There is no demand to switch back and forth between apps or copy/paste email information."

To showtime using add together-ins for Outlook on Android (or iOS), caput over to Settings > Add-ins, then tap the + sign adjacent to the ones yous want to enable. The feature is available for Android users with Outlook.com or Part 365 commercial e-mail accounts. For more information, head over to this back up commodity.

Meanwhile, Microsoft is besides launching several new add together-ins for Outlook that will exist available for all users beyond the Web, Windows, Mac, iOS, and Android. Those include the project management tools Wrike and JIRA, task manager MeisterTask, GIF search tool Gfycat, and sticker search tool MojiLala.

Finally, Microsoft as well plans to bring add-ins to Gmail users on iOS and Android at some betoken in the near future.

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