Install Robin's Outlook add-in for Exchange

Requires

  • Exchange 2016 or later
  • Admin in Exchange

Compatible Apps

  • Outlook 2013 or later
  • Outlook 2016 for Mac
  • Outlook on Windows

What the Outlook add-in does

Robin's Outlook Add-In brings space search and more office context into Outlook calendars, so you do not have to leave your calendar system. After an admin installs it for your tenant, a sidebar with information about the office shows when you create or view events. If the event already has conference rooms invited, Robin shows details about the space automatically.

Warning

Microsoft does not develop new features for Exchange Web Services (EWS) in Office 365. Microsoft develops the Graph API instead. So the Robin add-in for Exchange is available, but with only basic functions.

Download and install the add-in

In Exchange 2016 or higher, admins can install Office Add-ins like Robin manually. If you have not installed an Add-In for your on-premise environment before, you may need to change your configuration to allow store installs. Microsoft's "Install or remove add-ins for Outlook for your organization" guide shows how to do this with the manifest file below.

If you cannot use the Office Directory, install the add-in with this manifest: https://extensions-v2.robinpowered.com/outlook/production/manifest.xml

Robin does not have an extension that supports Exchange 2010.

How it works

The sidebar shows details about your office next to your Outlook events.

A better look at your office

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Questions the add-in answers

The Outlook for Exchange extension helps you answer questions like these:

  • "When is this conference room free next?"
  • "Will I have a whiteboard in this afternoon's meeting?"
  • "Which other spaces with video conferencing are free now?"

For Office 365, see Microsoft 365 Outlook Add-In.

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