applications are accessible via the Microsoft identity platform and offer various scopes that client applications can utilize. These scopes enable authorized users and client apps to access API endpoints based on permissions.
The Easylife 365 Mail API supports the provisioning of Distribution Lists. Below is a guide on how to use the API to manage distribution lists from creation to deletion.
The Easylife 365 Mail API supports the provisioning of three types of mailboxes:
Overview of the API
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The EasyLife 365 Mail API facilitates the direct updating of the mail blocklists. The blocklist feature prevents end-users from creating resources that match or contain blocklist terms. Blocklist terms are either specific email prefixes or simple wildcard terms using an asterisk (*) to denote multiple characters. For instance, an organization might want to avoid using email addresses that use common prefixes such as admin@, marketing@, sales@, and other common email prefixes to help reduce unsolicited emails and other exploits.
The EasyLife 365 Mail API facilitates the direct updating of the mail blocklists. The blocklist feature prevents end-users from creating resources that match or contain blocklist terms. Blocklist terms are either specific email prefixes or simple wildcard terms using an asterisk (*) to denote multiple characters. For instance, an organization might want to avoid using email addresses that use common prefixes such as admin@, marketing@, sales@, and other common email prefixes to help reduce unsolicited emails and other exploits.