Also, when editing properties through Contacts, those edits are not propagated to the People view in the Outlook app, as those are the contacts from your Office 365 / Exchange On-Premises accounts. This is to indicate this is a synced contact, and you must not edit or remove it using the device, rather remove it from the originating source as it might get recreated or overwritten during synchronization.įinally, the sync is one-way, so although you can edit properties on your phone through the Contacts app, they won’t be synced back to the originating source. Note that all synced contacts will contain a line in the Notes field, stating:Įxported from Microsoft Outlook (Do not delete) Toggle the switch to start syncing contacts directly from your Office 365 or Exchange On-Premises account to Contacts, giving the Outlook app permissions to access your Contacts when requested. Behind it is the number of contacts available on this account: In there, you will find a new switch, Save Contacts to Device. Click the account from which you want to sync contacts to your device, and select Advanced Settings. Next, open up the updated new Outlook app, and go to Settings. You will get a warning contacts synced through this contact will be removed from Contacts, but since we are going to use Outlook for this, you can proceed. Then, disable syncing its Contacts by toggling its switch: To disable syncing contacts through the Mail app, go to Settings > Mail, Contacts, Calendars and click the account you wish to disable syncing contacts for. This does away with the requirement of resorting to setups like having the iOS Mail app sync with your Office 365 or Exchange On-Premises account, just to sync those contacts with your device. Head to your Advanced Settings to turn on this feature.” This will allow you to easily see the name of a contact when you receive a call or text message from them. “Your Office 365 and Exchange Contacts can now be saved to the iOS Contacts app.
#Office 365 support contact phone number update
This update adds the much requested feature of integrating Outlook for iOS with the (native) Contacts in iOS: A short notice on an update received today for Outlook for iOS 2.09.
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