Our IT is still having issues with resolving the issue.As FileMaker developers, it’s common practice to need to contact the client records stored in the database, often scheduled daily, or weekly, or by a specific event. where did you set up the SMTP, can you share what your setup looks like. Still getting the message to allow each email. If you need to add then the URL should be If not you may have to put your URL in the database table for each user. The system should use autodiscover to find the email server to log into and send email.
If that does not work, then the other option is to enter the 365 URL into the table directly and that should resolve it.
If your login to 365 is different than you email, click the Show Advanced link to show a login ID box. You should be prompted with a box asking for an email address and password. Then when you access email options it should ask you to log in. Under Email Preferences make sure Exchange is selected and Password is set to Auto generate. In GP, go to Administration -> Setup -> System Preferences So with those versions you should be able to configure your email setup as Exchange and it should work the way ours does. Does anyone know how to get rid of the message? Our IT has made some system changes and it is still happening and they can't figure it out. When we run EFT payments and send remittance advices and send statements, we get the below message for every one being sent.
It was a huge improvement for our users when we upgraded and they did not see the box you have showing. The person that emailed will see it in their sent items. So for our invoices, remits, POs, etc, we have templates email the PDF directly to email addresses in the vendor/customer cards. It asks our users to login with their 365 credentials once per session and it will send all emails automatically under that user's name. We upgraded to 2018 GP and are running Office 365 and setup the email settings in there to use SMTP. What version of GP and Office are you running?
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