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%2 - Sender's name: Contains the name of the sender as defined by the sender himself (or, if
the sender is using Exchange, by the name defined in his Exchange server).
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%3 - Sender's address: Contains the email address of the sender as defined by the sender.
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%4 - Subject: Contains the subject of the received email (may be blank).
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%5 - Recipients:Contains a list of the names of all the recipients of the email, separated by a
semicolon (;).
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%6 - Attachment count: Contains the number of attachments of the email. A ZIP file is counted
as 1 attachment. Some embedded images may be counted as attachment. The body of the email
does not count as an attachment.
Task properties
General Tab
Condition
Enter the condition(s) that must be met for an unread email to be captured.
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First found (no conditions): When no conditions are specified, the first unread email that is
found will be processed (for each iteration of the plugin). In any other case, all conditions must be
met for the email to get processed.
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“From/To/CC/Subject/Body” contains: Select one or more options and enter the search text.
"Contains" means that the search text can be surrounded by other text; for example, when look-
ing for “world” in the “Subject” field, an email with the subject “Hello world, my name is Peter” will
be captured.
These condition fields are variable property fields. You can use any combination of text, variables
and data selections; see "Variable task properties" on page289. The use of the characters ? and
* as wildcards is not supported in these fields.
Note that it is not possible to specify multiple values in any of the fields and that conditions are
case-insensitive.
Connection
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Application ID: Enter the application ID provided by Azure for this specific application. This
value is static and cannot contain variables.
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Application Password: Enter the client secret (key) for the Azure app. This value is static and
cannot contain variables.
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Tenant ID: Enter the Tenant ID as specified in Azure. This value is static and cannot contain vari-
ables.
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