New Outlook-compatible hierarchical address book supports migration from the classic version.
Available in the new Outlook! A hierarchical address book available in Outlook. You can select contacts from an organizational tree with visible profile pictures! https://look.bbsystem.co.jp/product/addresslook/ *Features of Hierarchical Address AddressLook* - Organizes and displays information about members within the organization in a hierarchical format - Compatible with Microsoft 365 (Office 365), Exchange, and Microsoft Teams - Allows selection of recipients from the organizational tree, reducing the risk of misdelivery - The address book can display job titles, email addresses, internal extension numbers, and more - A cloud service with no initial costs A 30-day free trial is also available! Please try out the user experience and functionality! https://look.bbsystem.co.jp/request/trial/
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AddressLook Online Usage Screen You can use a hierarchical address book when creating emails and appointments in Outlook. This allows for easy and secure selection of recipients.
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AddressLook Function: Search Function You can search for recipients within the address book. With partial match fuzzy search, you can select recipients based on minimal information.
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