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- CRM Integrations
- Connecting Stripe
- Novum Networks
- Payment Gateways
- Google Maps
- Customer Portal
- Connecting with BurstSMS
- Connecting with Campaign Monitor
- Connecting with eWay
- Connecting with Ezidebit
- Connecting with Machship
- WooCommerce integration settings
- Connecting with Mailchimp
- Setting Up SMTP Email
- Connecting with WooCommerce
- Customer Portal for customers
- Installing Inbox Insights
- Syncing Your Outlook Emails, Calendar & Contacts
- Troubleshooting the Outlook Add-In
- WooCommerce integration
- SMTP for Gmail
- Jobs, Assets & Service Management
- Manufacturing
- Operations
- Products, Inventory & Pricing
- Reporting
- Sales Pipeline
- Training
- Workflow Management
- Quoting & Selling
Setting Up SMTP Email
To send email from Tall Emu, you’ll need to configure your email server and add these details to CRM.
- You may require assistance from your IT Support company to successfully complete these settings.
- The following instructions are for integrating Microsoft Office 365 accounts.
Configure your Office 365 permissions
- Tall Emu requires a single username and password that has permission to send emails for every user in your company.
- We recommend setting up a user e.g. “[email protected]” for this purpose and configuring this address as ‘Send As’ to other mail boxes in Office 365.
- Log into your Office 365 Admin center.
- Click on Exchange.

Accessing Exchange from Office 365 Admin center
- Click on Mail Boxes.

Accessing your mailboxes
- Select the User.
- Click on Mailbox delegation on the left side menu.
- Add the ‘Send As’ e.g. [email protected] will then be added to mike mailbox.
- Click Save to apply the changes.
Set up your SMTP integration in CRM
- Head to Main Menu, then select Integrations from the Admin menu.
- Then, click Activate beside the SMTP menu item.
- Tall Emu requires a single username and password that has permission to send emails for every user in your company – enter the details you created earlier in Exchange to the form here.
- We recommend setting up a user similarly to “[email protected]” for this purpose.
- For Microsoft Office 365 accounts, add the following settings:
- Host Name should be SMTP.Office365.com
- Enabled SSL has to be checked.
- SMTP PORT should be 587.
- Click on Test to ensure the connection works.
- Note – you can sent a test email TO any email that you like, but it must be set to be FROM a mailbox that the account has permissions to ‘send as’.
- Click on Finish to finalise the integration.
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