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# Email accounts

Connect Gmail, Outlook, Exchange, iCloud, or IMAP email accounts to Missive.

Email is Missive's primary focus. Connect any email provider with full two-way sync, labels, calendar integration, and team collaboration.

{% hint style="info" %}
**True two-way sync.** Unlike other help desks and collaboration tools, Missive keeps your email account fully synchronized. Emails don't pile up unread or disappear—what you see in Missive matches your email server exactly.
{% endhint %}

## Supported providers

| Provider                                                                                                    | Features                                   |
| ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------ |
| [Gmail / Google Workspace](/docs/core-features/connected-accounts/email-accounts/gmail-google-workspace.md) | OAuth, labels, smart categories, calendar  |
| [Outlook / Office 365](/docs/core-features/connected-accounts/email-accounts/outlook-office-365.md)         | OAuth, folders, calendar, shared mailboxes |
| [Microsoft Exchange](/docs/core-features/connected-accounts/email-accounts/microsoft-exchange.md)           | IMAP connection for on-premises Exchange   |
| [iCloud](/docs/core-features/connected-accounts/email-accounts/icloud.md)                                   | App-specific password required             |
| [IMAP](/docs/core-features/connected-accounts/email-accounts/imap.md)                                       | Any provider with IMAP/SMTP access         |


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