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Microsoft Outlook

What is Microsoft Outlook? Definition and meaning

Microsoft Outlook is a well-known program from the Microsoft Office package. It is used for sending and receiving e-mails. In addition, Outlook can be used to plan resources, coordinate appointments, manage contacts and create tasks as well as notes.

Microsoft Outlook works on the well-known operating systems Windows and macOS. But Outlook can also be used as an app on smartphones running Android and iOS.

Synchronise your Outlook account with the projectfacts calendar and ticket system.

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Frequently asked questions

What is Microsoft Outlook used for?
Microsoft Outlook is primarily used for sending and receiving e-mails. Beyond that, it lets you coordinate appointments, manage contacts, plan resources and create tasks and notes.
Which systems does Microsoft Outlook run on?
Outlook works on the Windows and macOS operating systems. As an app, it can also be used on smartphones running Android and iOS.
Can Outlook be connected to projectfacts?
Yes, you can synchronise your Outlook account with the team calendar and the ticket system of projectfacts, so that appointments all come together in one place.