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Project only open to Australian Citizens with an ABN. I need a locally-hosted application that is capable of monitoring several dedicated Outlook inboxes, recognises action requests in new emails through a set of predefined templates, and then pushes the parsed data into matching fields in an external system. Core Flow 1. Outlook receives an email → the program checks it against my templates (subject line, body markers, or both). 2. When a template match is found, key values are extracted (e.g. request ID, dates, status, comments). 3. The program connects to the database, locates the relevant record or creates a new one, and writes each value into the correct label/column. Requirements • Must run on Windows Server as a service or scheduled task; no cloud components...

I want to roll out Microsoft Copilot across my small-business workflow so that booking customer appointments in Microsoft Outlook becomes almost hands-free. Today, every appointment request is handled manually; with Copilot I expect the AI to slot times automatically, send confirmation messages, and then issue both email and SMS reminders as the appointment date approaches. Beyond scheduling I also need Copilot to sit in on our customer calls, record the conversation, and generate concise meeting-note summaries I can drop straight into the CRM. Accuracy, clear action items, and a quick turnaround on the summary are critical acceptance criteria here. Finally, I’d like to tap the same Copilot environment for lightweight digital-marketing support—drafting follow-up emails, soci...

Outlook 2016 keeps asking for a password even though the credentials are correct. The moment I click the “Need Password” indicator it reconnects to Exchange, but the prompt returns later. Because the problem shows up on more than one workstation, I’m confident it isn’t a single-PC glitch. I’ve already walked through the usual basics—cleared the Windows Credential Manager entries, recreated the Outlook profile, checked Autodiscover records, and confirmed the Exchange certificate chain—yet the nagging prompt persists. What I need now is a deeper dive: someone who can pinpoint the root cause (whether it’s an authentication loop, cached token issue, or something server-side) and apply a permanent fix without disrupting mail flow. Deliverables...