Hi All, Need some help on replacing basic authentication with OAuth standard (modern authentication) to connect to EWS (Exchange Web Services) in A360

can you share the steps of how you are sending an email with OAuth.

Clear the Windows credentials. To perform this, please go to Control Panel > credential manager > Windows credential > remove Office 365 related accounts. 3. Restart your computer and re-open an Office application and sign in with the proper Office 365 account

To authoritze connection, enter credential or insecure string for client ID and tenant ID (variables are not supported). The connection will open in default browser tab. After successful connection you can close the browser tab and return here. EWS permission is required only once for an Azure client registration

No i didnt upgrade because it takes some time to get approvals to upgrade.

As support team mentioned A360.18 also will work .So wanted to see difference between them.

If you can provide some screenshot removing sensitive data it will be helpful.

No need for DLL. Did you try to upgrade the package version only?

I will tell you my scenario.

As mentioned in above mail , I have used email connect as my 1st step and able to authorize by click authorize option in connect action.But after that bot is not moving to send action.

So do we need to click manually authorize in connect as well as send action.

Also i dont see Control Panel > credential manager > Windows credential > remove Office 365 related accounts

Reached out to Automation Anywhere support also they are saying working on it.

i have used EWS client ID, EWS tenant ID, username, and password then, and I'm able to authorize

Note : I'm using A360.25

Do we need to install any DLL's to execute in A360.

Hi Tamil Arasu,

Is it possible to share the steps or let me know how you have used steps to send email using OAuth once Email connect action used.