Riva is excited to announce the beta release of our Microsoft Graph API connector. We've been closely tracking Microsoft’s Graph API evolution and are now offering initial support for key sync features.
What's Supported in This Beta Release
✅ Calendar Sync (Unidirectional and Bi-directional)
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Unidirectional: Exchange to CRM (first iteration)
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Bi-directional:
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Sync all new appointments between CRM and Exchange, or use Outlook categories to control which appointments are synced.
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Supports creating, updating, and deleting appointments in both directions.
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Syncs attendee status accurately using subscription modes.
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Compatible with all-day events and recurring appointments.
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Supports private appointments and appointment statuses (Accepted, Tentative, Declined).
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Handles appointments with multiple attendees or none.
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✅ Contact Sync (Bi-directional)
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Sync all new contacts between CRM and Exchange.
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Supports creating, updating, and deleting contacts in both systems.
✅ Email Sync
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Sync new emails from the Inbox and/or Sent Items folder to CRM.
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Use Outlook categories to control which emails are synced.
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Drag and drop emails into the Create New folder to sync them to CRM.
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Use Riva Insight to track emails directly from your mailbox.
✅ Opportunity Creation
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Create new opportunities in CRM by dragging emails into the Create New Opportunity folder.
✅ Riva Meetings
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Fully supports Riva Meetings functionality.
✅ Riva Insight
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Use all Insight panel features, including:
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Side panel view
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Track in CRM
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Track and send
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Getting Started - Riva On-Premise
To set up the Graph connector for your organization - Riva On-Premise:
- Create a Graph Azure application
- Create a Graph Connection in Riva App
- Create a Graph Connection in Riva Cloud
- Configure the policy to use Graph Connection
Getting Started - Riva Cloud
If you’re interested in testing the Graph connector, reach out to your Riva account representative or support team to join the beta program.
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