Configure Phin's Graph API Mail Delivery integration that delivers emails directly to employees' Microsoft Outlook Inboxes following these directions.
Graph API Mail Delivery
Updates to Microsoft's email security offering may impact the effectiveness of our Graph API Mail Delivery feature for some partners. Run a test using the feature below to make sure this works with your tenant configurations. In either scenario, remember to always use allowlisting to ensure proper delivery. For more information on how to configure allowlisting check here.
📌 You will need Global Admin access for the client if you wish to connect to the Graph API Mail Delivery.
Connecting the Graph API Mail Delivery
- Navigate to the Integrations page in the left-hand sidebar of your client's homepage.
- Click into the Graph API Mail Delivery tile and review the Microsoft permissions required.
- Click Continue to Microsoft to begin the Graph API Mail Delivery connection process.
- Upon clicking, you will automatically be redirected from Phin to the Microsoft portal to give consent for the required permissions.
- Once consent is given, you will be redirected back to Phin. You will see a loading screen as the integration finishes making the connection.
- Once connected, you can send a test email to see if a test phishing email makes it into your inbox.
- You can return to the Graph API Mail Delivery page at any time and disable it by clicking Disconnect.
- The only time you won't be able to Disconnect the Graph API is if Graph API-only phishing simulation templates are being used in a phishing campaign. These need to be removed from the campaign prior to disconnecting.
With the Graph API Mail Delivery disabled, all simulation and training messages still be sent via SMTP.
If someone is added as an admin to Phin, connects this integration and then is removed from Phin, the integration will continue to work as long as the admin has the "Global Administrator" role.