INTEGRATIONS — MICROSOFT 365 EMAIL

Your inbox is a transaction queue.

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Corin clears it: Outlook and shared mailboxes in, ERP documents out — read through Microsoft Graph, inside your tenant, with your identity. Connected in minutes; no mail-flow rules to build.

WHAT IT DOES

Email to ERP automation, step by step

on the wire: Microsoft Graph · Entra ID SSO · SharePoint · Excel

01Reads the shared mailbox

RFQs and POs arrive in the shared M365 mailbox your team already runs. Corin reads them there via Microsoft Graph — threads, PDFs, and spreadsheets included. Nothing is forwarded; nothing is re-keyed.

02Replies land in the thread

The draft answer goes back into the original conversation, in your tone Procedure — not a new thread from a system address. The customer sees one continuous exchange.

03Identity is Entra ID

Sign-in is your Entra ID SSO with admin consent — the same identity boundary and MFA your cyber insurance already mandates. No new accounts, no parallel user store.

04Excel and SharePoint are the data rails

Price sheets, customer lists, and specs live in Excel and SharePoint. Corin reads and writes XLSX natively — the formats your operation already runs on.

05Extraction, measured

Line items, part numbers, quantities, and need-by dates become structured data. Extraction accuracy is backtested at 98% across production runs.

06Drafts in Outlook, never sends

The reply is drafted in Outlook and waits. A person reads it, edits if needed, and sends.

THE SURFACES

Email in. Draft out.

An inbound PO read via Microsoft Graph becomes a priced Outlook draft that waits for a person.

Sample documents — representative data, not a customer record.

THE EVIDENCE

Measured, not marketed.

This connection is Corin's production wedge — the RFQ-to-quote loop runs on it today. The number below is measured across production backtests and carries its source.

98%

extraction accuracy across production backtests

Production email-AI pipeline backtests (aviation MRO deployment)
WHAT IT IS NOT

Not another inbox.

Not a reroute. Your team keeps the mailbox it has; Corin reads alongside it.

Not auto-send. Corin drafts and waits — no autonomy level sends a quote without a person releasing it, until you tell it to.

Not a ticketing system. Messages become decisions and drafts, not queues and statuses.

Corin sees only what your mailbox permissions see — and never grants new ones.

DECISIONS, WITH RECEIPTS

See what Corin will do before it does it.