- First, you need to register in ApiX-Drive
- Choose what data to transfer from Wise to Microsoft Outlook
- Turn on auto-update
- Now the data will be automatically transferred from Wise to Microsoft Outlook
Integration Wise + Microsoft Outlook
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Automation capabilities of
Wise and Microsoft Outlook
Transmit data at specified intervals from Wise to Microsoft Outlook.
- Get DATA
- Send EMAIL
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The Wise service (formerly called TransferWise) offers international P2P money transfer services with a floating commission rate (depending on the selected transfer type). Clients of the service can receive, send and store money in 54 currencies, while it unites 80 countries of the world. Wise provides local bank details in a range of popular currencies, as well as direct debit payments, your own debit card, account and transaction protection with two-factor authentication, and more. Wise keeps client funds in the world's leading banks, and its activities comply with the requirements of FinCen (USA), FCA (UK) and other regulatory authorities. More
Microsoft Outlook is an email client, task scheduler, contact manager and calendar. The program is offered in a web version, applications for PC (Windows, Mac), as well as mobile applications for Android and iOS. Outlook also exists in the format of a Microsoft Exchange Server client, it allows you to organize shared access to documents, tasks, mail, calendars and other manager functions for a group of users. In addition, the program has its own intelligent assistant, which automatically adds reminders of important events and other relevant information to the calendar. More
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