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Then, go through the following steps.
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.. note ::
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- Office 365 doesn 't allow external hosts like Odoo.
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- Consequently you can't use Office 365 email servers to send
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- or receive messages in Odoo .
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+ Office 365 email servers don 't allow to send external emails
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+ from hosts like Odoo.
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+ Consequently you can only use such email servers for incoming messages .
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Set an outgoing email server for outbound messages
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How to use my own email servers with Odoo Online
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Odoo Online comes up with an embedded and ready-to-use email
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- server (*@yourcompany.odoo.com *).
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- We recommend to keep this default setting as it is really convenient.
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- Indeed, while it is Odoo-labelled, the visible source of any message
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- sent from Odoo will be your personal email address (your Odoo login).
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- Your contacts will therefore trust your messages.
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- You can still use your own email servers if you want your contacts to see
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- your historic email address when they reply to your messages or if you want
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- to manage the reputation of your email servers yourself.
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- There are 2 methods:
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- * [Recommended] **Use a catchall redirection ** (your server -> Odoo server)
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- to receive emails in Odoo in real time thanks to the Odoo email server.
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- Create a catchall address in your email server settings.
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- Then apply following redirection:
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+ solution with *@yourcompany.odoo.com * as domain.
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+ We recommend to keep this default setup as it is really convenient.
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+ Nevertheless you can still use your own email servers if you want
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+ to manage your email server's reputation (blacklisting, etc).
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+ The configuration for both incoming and outgoing mail servers is
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+ given here above.
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+ However when it comes to incoming messages, we don't recommend
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+ to exclusively use your own email server. Indeed, Odoo Online is fetching
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+ incoming messages from the email server once every hour only.
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+ To receive emails in real time, you should rather use
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+ a **catchall redirection ** (your server -> Odoo server). To do so:
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+ * Create a catchall address in your email server settings (e.g. catchall).
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+ * Still from such settings, set a redirection
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+ from this catchall address to Odoo's one:
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catchall@yourdomain.ext -> catchall@yourcompany.odoo.com.
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- That's it you're ready to go!
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- * **Use a catchall mailbox ** to exclusively use your own email server.
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- That way you can also manage your email server reputation (blacklisting, etc).
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- However, incoming messages are fetched from the email server
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- thanks to a cron running every hour. This is the shortest time lap
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- for crons in Online instances.
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- If you opt for this solution, simply follow the procedure
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- of above section.
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+ * In Odoo check *External Email Servers * in :menuselection: `Settings --> General Settings `
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+ and enter your email domain name (i.e. yourdomain.ext).
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+ * No need to set up an incoming email server in such a case.
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How to be SPF-compliant when using external email servers in Odoo
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