Last updated on April 27th, 2022 at 07:33 am
There are many benefits of the Office 365 platform that you can take advantage of. You can attach multiple accounts to a single Outlook platform. Your Outlook account may have different mailboxes that are useful for specific purposes, such as Primary mailboxes, Archive mailboxes and Shared mailboxes, and so on. You can move your Primary mailbox data to Archive mailbox or Shared mailbox, but you need to create an Archive and Shared mailbox for this.
The shared mailboxes are the usual mailboxes multiple users use to read and send email messages in Office 365 accounts. A shared mailbox is not primarily connected to a single user and is mainly configured to allow access to multiple users. Whenever a shared mailbox user sends an email to another user, the user receives an email from a Shared mailbox only, instead of the sender’s mailbox. You can quickly identify a shared mailbox by its name, for example- contact@companydomain, info@companydomain, complaint@companydomain, share@companydomain.
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