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Learn how to set up the Spekit Add-In for Outlook. Make sure you have the Chrome Extension installed and are logging in to Spekit to begin.
How do I install the Spekit Add-In for Outlook?
1.) Log into Microsoft AppSource with your Microsoft account.
2.) Click here for the Spekit Add-In for Outlook.
3.) Click the blue GET IT NOW button.
4.) Click Continue when prompted.
5.) Open your Outlook email inbox in a new tab. You will see Spekit Add-In for Outlook shows Added.
6.) Click the X to close out this prompt. The image is from your Outlook email inbox.
7.) Click New Mail.
NOTE: The Spekit Add-In for Outlook will only open after you open an email or start composing a new one.
8.) Click Spekit.
9.) Click the Login to Spekit button.
10.) A window will pop-up to log into Spekit. There are four ways to log into your Spekit account:
- Single Sign-On (SSO)
- Salesforce
- Salesforce Sandbox Account
- Spekit Account and Password
How to Pin the Spekit Add-In for Outlook
1.) Click on the ellipsis (...) in Outlook.
2.) Select Customize Toolbar.
3.) Drag the Spekit add-in to your top navigation bar to pin it to your Outlook.
What Outlook products are supported?
Supported on:
- Microsoft 365 versions later than 16.0.11629 on Windows 10
- Mac OS: Windows 10
Outlook Issues on Mac & Windows
If you're experiencing issues with Outlook on Mac or Windows, you're not alone. We've compiled some key problems and their impacts to help you navigate these challenges more smoothly.
Mac:
- Users won't be able to download files on both the desktop and web versions.
- The header may not be visible.
- Text on the recommendation cards might be overlapped on Mac desktops.
- Images inside the content may not load on Mac desktops.
- The Spekit plug-in may not show when 'Chrome Dev Tools' is opened, although this primarily affects certain Mac versions and may not impact the end-user.
Windows:
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There are limitations with rendering images in Legacy Outlook versions.