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Communications Mining Developer Guide
Last updated Jul 14, 2025
Please follow one of the step-by-step guides:
Please set up an NTLM service account and grant the service user read access to the mailboxes you want to sync.
Collect the following details:
- Exchange server URL
- Username and password of the service user
- Access type (Delegate or Impersonation)
- List of mailboxes to be synced.
Configure the Exchange integration as described in the "Create a new integration in Communications Mining™" part of the tutorial, choosing the NTLM option and entering the collected details: exchange server URL, username and password of the service user, access type, list of mailboxes to be synced.
Important: If you select All time in the Time filters section, this may lead to syncing more data than expected, and messages are charged on upload.
