Datto Autotask Outlook Plugin
Why doesn't the Outlook Plugin load automatically when I start Outlook?I've installed Windows. The Outlook plugin should load automatically, but it's isn't. Follow the procedure(s) below to resolve the issue.The Outlook plugin is, by default, set to automatically load when Outlook is started, but there may occasionally be a scenario in which the plugin does not load. In this case, the plugin must be manually started.In order for the Outlook plugin to load automatically, please verify the following: Update Workplace DesktopEnsure that you have installed the latest version of Workplace Desktop.
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For more information, refer to. Enable the Outlook PluginConfirm that the Enable Outlook check box in the window:Verify the Add-In is Enabled. Open Outlook.
Go to File Options to open the Outlook Options popup. Click the Add-Ins tab:. In the Manage field at the bottom of the popup, confirm that COM Add-Ins is selected. Click the Go. This will open the Manage COM Add-Ins popup:. Select the Autotask Outlook Plugin check box.
Verify that the plugin Load Behavior says Load at Startup. If is it not, or if this information is not displayed, proceed to the Edit the Registry section. Click OK to save your settings and close the Manage COM Add-Ins popup. Click OK to close the Outlook Options popup.The Workplace Outlook plugin should now function properly. If it persists in becoming disabled, proceed to the next section.
Check Slow and Disabled COM Add-Ins. Open Outlook. Go to File Info to display the Account Information window. In the Slow and Disabled COM Add-Ins area, click the Manage COM Add-Ins button. This will open a detail popup:If you do not see the Slow and Disabled COM Add-Ins area, skip the remaining steps in this section and proceed to the next section. In the Autotask Outlook Plugin section, click the Always enable this add-in button. Click the Close button.This should resolve the issue.
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If it does not, proceed to the next section. Edit the Registry.Click the Windows Start menu. In type regedit in the search box and press the Enter key. The Registry Editor window will open. Navigate toHKEYLOCALMACHINESOFTWAREMicrosoftOfficeOutlookAddinsAutotaskOutlookPlugin.AddIn. This registry key has an entry named LoadBehavior.
If the Data column value for LoadBehavior value is set to 0, the Outlook plugin will not load automatically. To ensure that the plugin loads automatically, you must set the value to 3. To do so, double click LoadBehavior, enter 3 in the Value data field of the resulting popup, and click the OK button.
Restart Outlook. The issue should be resolved.Contact SupportIf the issue persists after attempting the steps above, please contact support with the following information:. and IDs -. Logs -. A screen shot showing the registry settings.
Provide the OffCAT tool report:. Download and run the.
Select Outlook as the application to scan. Attach the scan report.
Has added integration with ’s Autotask PSA solution to its documentation discovery platform.The new capabilities are designed to help Autotask users onboard customers faster and gain visibility into client environments more easily.“The integration between Datto Autotask PSA and Liongard is going to deliver great efficiencies for our mutual MSP partners,” said Joe Rourke, director of PSA product management at Datto, in a press statement. “It’s a top priority for both Datto and Liongard to enable our partners to deliver better service, and we're confident the automated documentation within the Roar platform along with proactive alerts tickets will deliver on that.”Liongard’s Roar solution automatically collects and consolidates system configuration data from an end user’s cloud services, network devices, and on-premises software. The system’s integration with Autotask imports client accounts and automatically detects associated web domains and TLS/SSL certificates. Among other things, according to Liongard, that information shows users which of Roar’s dozens of additional “system inspectors” they’ll eventually need to deploy in the future.The Autotask integration also allows Roar to generate service tickets whenever it spots misconfigurations, approaching expiration dates, and other issues.“We are a purpose-driven solution, but also a community-driven solution. Our Datto partners requested that we develop this integration so they can more easily onboard and support their customers,” said Joe Alapat, CEO of Liongard, in prepared remarks.Roar already offers full-loop ticket status integration with the ConnectWise Manage PSA solution.
Integration with the ServiceNow IT management platform is forthcoming. Liongard in September.More recently, the company announced that ConnectWise and eFolder veteran Adam Slutskin had.