With OneMob, you can give your Outlook users access to send emails from inside OneMob — but routed through Outlook, so they come from your company's own email server rather than OneMob's.
Setup happens in two places: your Microsoft 365 / Outlook admin settings and your OneMob admin settings. Complete the Outlook steps first.
Part 1: Outlook (Microsoft 365) Settings
Step 1: Allow open relay from OneMob's IP
Whitelist OneMob's IP address — 34.214.115.223 — on your SMTP server so it's permitted to relay mail through your domain. See Microsoft's guide on enabling SMTP relay in Office 365.
Step 2: Create a bounce-handling mailbox
Create a new mailbox in Outlook with the address onemob-bounced@yourcompany.com (replace "yourcompany.com" with your actual domain). This will be used as the return path for bounced emails.
Step 3: Forward bounced emails to OneMob
Set up forwarding so all emails sent to onemob-bounced@yourcompany.com are also forwarded to bounced@onemob.com. This allows OneMob to track bounces on your behalf.
Step 4: Whitelist OneMob's domain
Whitelist @onemob.com so your users reliably receive email invites and notifications from OneMob.
Part 2: OneMob Settings
- As a OneMob Admin, go to Admin Settings.
- Click SMTP Settings.
- Toggle SMTP Settings on.
- Enter the following:
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| IP or Host | smtp.office365.com |
| Port |
587 (confirm with your IT admin — some Microsoft 365 relay setups use port 25 instead; see Part 1, Step 1)
|
| Domain | Your website without "www." (e.g., onemob.com) |
| Return path for bounced emails | The bounce address from Part 1, Step 2 (e.g., onemob-bounced@yourcompany.com) |
| User Name / Password | Leave blank for most setups |
- Click Save Changes.
Test the Integration
Send a New Email from OneMob to an email address you have access to, and confirm the "From" address matches the login email of the OneMob account that sent it.
SMTP relay is available on the Enterprise plan.
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