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Outlook Create User Message

Tool to create a new draft message in a user's mailbox. Use when creating draft messages for a specific user or the authenticated user.

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Inputs

  • bodyobject
    The body of the message.
  • fromobject
    Represents a message recipient.
  • senderobject
    Represents a message recipient.
  • subjectstring
    The subject of the message.
  • user_idstring
    The user's ID, userPrincipalName (email address), or 'me' to represent the authenticated user. Creates the message in the specified user's mailbox.
  • categoriesarray
    A list of categories to assign to the message.
  • importancestring
    Message importance levels.
  • ccRecipientsarray
    The Cc: recipients for the message.
  • toRecipientsarray
    The To: recipients for the message.
  • bccRecipientsarray
    The Bcc: recipients for the message.
  • internetMessageHeadersarray
    Custom message headers to add to the message.

Observable output

  • data
    Required
    Data from the action execution
  • errorstring
    Error if any occurred during the execution of the action
  • successfulboolean
    Required
    Whether or not the action execution was successful or not

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