Looking to configure your Neo email box on Outlook, let us help you :)
alert-warning | To protect your account, accessing 3rd party clients will be blocked when the two-factor authentication is enabled. You can refer to this article for instructions on disabling two-factor authentication on Neo |
In order to configure your email box on Outlook using IMAP/SMTP, you can use the following configurations:
Incoming server: imap0001.neo.space Encryption method: SSL/TLS |
Outgoing server: smtp0001.neo.space Encryption method: SSL/TLS |
Nonetheless if you are looking to configure your email box on Outlook using POP/SMTP, you can use the following configurations:
Incoming server: pop0001.neo.space Encryption method: SSL/TLS |
Outgoing server: smtp0001.neo.space Encryption method: SSL/TLS |
alert-warning | You can also refer to the article mentioned to understand the configurations for Third Party Clients better. |
Mentioned below are the steps in order to configure your Neo Mail on Outlook.
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This article will guide you through the steps involved in the manual setup of your Neo Mail account on your device's Outlook client. Please follow the steps mentioned below to do so:
That's it! Your account is set up on Outlook now! While we have you, we think it's worth reconsidering using Neo for your email experience. |
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iOS |
This article will guide you through the steps involved in the manual set up of your Neo Mail account on your iOS device's Outlook client, with IMAP and SMTP. To set up a Neo Mail account, follow these steps: 1. Open the Outlook iOS application and 'Enter your work or personal Email Address' and Tap on 'Add Account'. 2. Click on 'Not Exchange' at the top right corner of your screen. 3. Select 'Change account provider' from the options displayed. 4. Proceed further by tapping on 'IMAP' as shown below. 5. Enter your 'Email address', 'Password', 'Display Name' and 'Description'- then enable the option for 'Advanced settings'.
7. Once you have entered the following details, click on 'Sign in'.
8. Then click on -> 'Next' -> 'Accept' ->' Continue to Outlook' in the popups which appear respectively. 9. You shall be provided an option to either 'Add another account' or 'Skip', Choose 'skip'. 10. That's it! Your Neo Mail account will be successfully set up on Outlook.
That's it! Your account is set up on Outlook now! While we have you, we think it's worth reconsidering using Neo for your email experience. |
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Android |
This article will guide you through the steps involved in the manual setup of your Neo Mail account on your Android device's Outlook client, with IMAP and SMTP. To set up a Neo Mail account, follow these steps: 1. Open the Outlook Android application and Tap on 'Add Account. Now, enter your work or personal email address and tap on continue 2. Proceed further by tapping on 'IMAP' as shown in the GIF 3. Enter your 'Email address', 'Password', 'Display Name', and 'Description'- then enable the option for 'Advanced settings'
5. Once you have entered the following details, click on the 'tick' mark at the top right corner 6. You shall be provided an option to either 'Add another account' or 'Skip' using the 'Maybe Later' option |
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MacOS |
This article will guide you through the steps involved in the manual set up of your Neo Mail account on your MacOS device's Outlook client, with IMAP and SMTP.
To set up a Neo Mail account, follow these steps:
1. Open the Outlook application and select Outlook>Preferences> Account. Then select the plus (+) sign >New Account.
2. Proceed further by typing in your email address and then click on Continue
3. Enter your 'Email address', 'IMAP Username', 'IMAP Password', and then enable the option for 'Advanced settings'
4. Here is a GIF to walk you through the process:
5. Once you have entered the following details, click on 'Add Account' and then go ahead and click on 'Done' on the pop-up that appears after that.
6. That's it! Your Neo Mail account will be successfully set up on Outlook.
That's it! Your account is set up on Outlook now! While we have you, we think it's worth reconsidering using Neo for your email experience.
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