When they restart Outlook, they'll see a Tip in the Outlook user interface giving them to the option to use the new Focused Inbox. Your users will see the Focused view only after they close and restart Outlook. What do users see after I turn on Focused Inbox? Set-OrganizationConfig -FocusedInboxOn $true In Step 5 above, run the following cmdlet to turn Focused Inbox on. Run the Get-OrganizationConfig cmdlet again and you'll see that FocusedInboxOn is set to $false, which means it's been turned off. Set-OrganizationConfig -FocusedInboxOn $false Run the following cmdlet to turn Focused Inbox off. Look for FocusedInboxOn to view its current setting: To see what permissions you need, see the 'Transport rules' entry in Messaging policy and compliance permissions. You need to be assigned permissions before you can perform this procedure or procedures. If they want, they can still re-enable Focused Inbox again on each of their clients. However, it doesn't block the availability of the feature for your users.

The following PowerShell example turns Focused Inbox Off in your organization. Do you want to do this in the Microsoft 365 admin center? Let our Engineering team know. You use PowerShell to turn Focused Inbox on or off for everyone in your organization. Turn Focused Inbox On or Off in your organization You can also control whether users in your organization see the Focused Inbox in their mailbox. If you want to be sure that your users receive business-specific email messages, for example, from HR or payroll, you can configure Focused Inbox so these messages reach the Focused view.

If you would like to turn off Focused Inbox for just yourself, please see Turn off Focused Inbox. If you're responsible for configuring how email works for EVERYONE in a business this article is for you! It explains how to customize it or turn it off for your business, and answers frequently asked questions.

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