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JJ_info
Jun 21, 2020Copper Contributor
Auto BCC in Microsoft 365 Outlook
Hi,
My boss needs all my outgoing emails to have him BCC'd onto them.
If I don't have an automated BCC to all emails I compose, reply to and forward, I know there'll be message I forget to add him to.
Is there any way (Rule, Plugin, Add-on, something) that can allow me to do this in Outlook?
Thanks!!
- I know others have answered and concluded that the mail flow rule is the right approach, but I thought this topic deserved some in-depth consideration, so here's https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/exchange/how-to-use-an-exchange-transport-rule-to-copy-messages/m-p/2889752#M7990
- RNalivaikaIron Contributor
JJ_info Why he needs BCC? If he really needs to see those messages, you can share the SentItems folder with him, either through delegation, or folder sharing.
- Roberto1973Copper Contributor
hi,
I have the same need even if slightly different.
I want myself in bcc to receive have all mails and thus apply auto-rules.
If I follow the "copy-all-message" flow, rules are not applied.
take care
R
- JJ_infoCopper ContributorIt's possible to share the sent folder with a contact? How do I set this up??
JJ_info Hey, can you get an Exchange administrator to create a mail flow rule?
Admin Centre > Mail Flow > Rules > Apply if sender is $you > Do the following > Bcc the message to $boss.This way, the rule applies no matter what you send the email from - Outlook desktop, web, mobile, etc.
- Amit_coolcampusCopper ContributorWhat if I don't have admin rights, and I want to Auto BCC myself or Auto CC may be to every email that I sent from Outlook Android Application.
- Victor_IvanidzeBronze Contributor
Hi Amit_coolcampus,
create a Power Automate flow that will do what you want.Update: use this freeware flow: https://ivasoft.com/autobccflow.shtml
- mczabalaCopper Contributor
I was using a 3rd party add-in to auto BCC my work emails so that my CRM tool would receive a copy and automatically store and associate the email with the person(s) in the TO line. Due to un-fixable sync errors, I recently moved from Office 2007 to Office 365. But the 3rd party company does not offer their add-in on Windows 7 Pro (64 bit) running Office 365 (64 bit).
Does MS also make this auto BCC feature available in a single user license or it is just with a server/client version? If not, could I buy an upgrade to my subscription to Office 365 that would include the ability to auto BCC?
Thanks,
Mike
- mczabalaCopper Contributor
I found a solution for automatically BCC'ing outgoing messages here:
https://www.slipstick.com/outlook/email/automatically-bcc-all-message/
- boneyfrancisIron ContributorExchange Transport Rules, aka ETR, can take between 30 mins to 2 hours to take effect.
BCC to self can also be achieved through ETRs, as illustrated in above response by Ru