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addresses within the Office 365 ecosystem. When
          you create a new user, it will automatically create a
          primary email address for the user, but more details
          can be found in the Exchange admin center. When
          the admin center loads up, it will default to the
          Manage mailboxes screen. If it does not, then go
          to Recipients  Mailboxes to get to the Manage
          mailboxes screen (see the screenshot at the bottom
          right of page 43).
            When you are in the Manage mailboxes
          screen, you will see the mailboxes for each email
          address. Click Add a shared mailbox to start the
          process (see the screenshot at the top left of the
          previous page).
            With the form loaded, enter a Display Name,
          which is what the recipient will see as the From, an
          email address for the shared mailbox, and the do-
          main. I am going to use jobs for this example. Once
          you have filled out this form, click Create (see the
          screenshot at the middle left of the previous page).
            We want to add both Full Access rights and
          Send as rights for a user. To get to this screen, click
          on Mailbox  Delegation  Edit or Full Access
          (see the screenshots at the bottom left of the previ-
          ous page and at the top right of this page).
            From this menu, you can add people to this
          shared mailbox. Click Add members and check the
          names of the users you want to have access to this
          account. Then click Save and click Confirm (see the
          screenshot at the bottom right of the previous page).
            Repeat these steps using the Edit in the Send as
          to add permission for a user to send email on behalf
          of the shared mailbox.
            You can access the mailbox in a couple of ways.
          The first is using Outlook online. In your online
          mailbox, click your profile in the top right and
          select Open another mailbox (see the screenshot
          at middle right).
            Enter the email address of the mailbox and click
          Open (see the screenshot at bottom right).
            If you are using the Outlook application, the
          mailbox will appear automatically in the software
          after a short time.
            Here are a few use cases for aliases and shared   Shared Mailbox:
          mailboxes.                                  ■    A mailbox to receive notifications from
            Aliases:                                     systems such as electronic fax, portal uploads,
          ■    I have what I call a sandbox email that I will use   or digitally signed documents.
            when evaluating software. The sandbox email   ■    A location to receive email based on a task
            is a user account, while my regular email is the   such as recruiting or sales.
            administrator account.                    ■    Additionally, if you have automation tools
          ■    I have a newsletter email account so I can route   using rules in Outlook or Power Automate,
            all newsletters I want to receive but organize it   you control the flow of email more.
            away from my normal correspondence.       — By Wesley Hartman   ■

          journalofaccountancy.com                                                              January 2023    |   45
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