A free software that removes Outlook folder permissions for multiple users at once. It can delete specific users from the permission list of selected folders in Office 365, Exchange Server mailboxes, and Exchange Public Folders.
If you're looking for a free, efficient tool to remove Outlook folder permissions for selected users in bulk, then you should check out this software. This tool is designed for you to manage specified Outlook folders across Office 365, Exchange Server mailboxes, and Exchange Public Folders easily. It works with user permissions on folders of any type, such as mail, calendars, contacts, tasks, and others.
With this software, you can revoke the permissions of selected and anonymous users, as well as default folder permissions. This feature is incredibly useful since standard Outlook tools cannot remove the desired users from multiple folders permissions at once. It requires you to edit the permissions for each folder individually. Moreover, you cannot process multiple mailboxes or Exchange public folders. Outlook also provides no way to edit the folder access rights by schedule or from the command line.
The utility extends Outlook's capabilities for editing permissions of Outlook, Office 365, and Exchange Server folders. You only need to select the required folders in the mailbox, select the users removed from the access lists, and run the utility. After you remove the user from the permission list, Outlook and Exchange automatically apply the default permissions. Plus, thanks to the support of the command line, you can use the utility in batch files and scripts. This can be useful in various scenarios, from scheduled run to migrations and centralization of the management of access rights to Outlook and Exchange folders.
Overall, this software is a valuable tool that helps you manage Outlook folder permissions easily and quickly. So, if you need to manage Outlook folders regularly, then this software would be a great addition to your toolkit.
With this software, you can revoke the permissions of selected and anonymous users, as well as default folder permissions. This feature is incredibly useful since standard Outlook tools cannot remove the desired users from multiple folders permissions at once. It requires you to edit the permissions for each folder individually. Moreover, you cannot process multiple mailboxes or Exchange public folders. Outlook also provides no way to edit the folder access rights by schedule or from the command line.
The utility extends Outlook's capabilities for editing permissions of Outlook, Office 365, and Exchange Server folders. You only need to select the required folders in the mailbox, select the users removed from the access lists, and run the utility. After you remove the user from the permission list, Outlook and Exchange automatically apply the default permissions. Plus, thanks to the support of the command line, you can use the utility in batch files and scripts. This can be useful in various scenarios, from scheduled run to migrations and centralization of the management of access rights to Outlook and Exchange folders.
Overall, this software is a valuable tool that helps you manage Outlook folder permissions easily and quickly. So, if you need to manage Outlook folders regularly, then this software would be a great addition to your toolkit.
What's New
Version 4.20: New features and enhancements.