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Please provide the password to the above account.
For MS Office 365:
SmartAdvocate is fully compatible with Office 365 and after the installation there will be additional reconfiguration to be performed if your office uses Office 365. There are several parameters in the System Parameters (Internal) administrative page with the Group Description “Email Settings.” These list the email account and credentials used to send email from SmartAdvocate. The “EmailServer for emails” parameter will definitely need to be updated to reflect the Office 365 SMTP server; the others (in particular the port) may also need to be changed as appropriate.
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Edit the user’s Mailbox Permissions. In the Mailbox Permissions, go to the list of accounts that “are permitted to Send As this user.” Add the account SmartAdvocate uses to this list. Save changes if prompted, and repeat for the next user. Every time a new user is added to the system, it will be necessary to add the SmartAdvocate account to the Send As permissions for the new user as detailed above.
If you have authentication disabled, in office365 make below changes for SmartAdvocate account
Open the Microsoft 365 admin center and go to Users > Active users.
Select the user, and in the flyout that appears, click Mail.
In the Email apps section, click Manage email apps.
Verify the Authenticated SMTP setting: checked = enabled.
When you're finished, click
Save changes.
You may have to perform similar settings as above if you have other email systems such as gmail.