Privacy: Juriview, Outlook and Microsoft 365

    This page describes precisely which Microsoft 365 data Juriview uses and why. It supplements Juriview's privacy policy, which applies to everything else: legal bases, retention periods and the exercise of your rights.

    Last updated: September 26, 2026.

    Who we are

    Juriview publishes the legal management software of the same name. The application is available at jurivapp.com, the domain of the Juriview application. Contact: contact@juriview.com.

    The Outlook add-in

    The add-in asks Outlook for the narrowest permission that allows an email to be read: reading the selected email. It cannot read other emails in the mailbox, nor modify, send or delete anything.

    • What it reads: the technical identifier of the selected email, its subject and sender, to find that email in Juriview.
    • Only if you request matter suggestions: the subject, sender and beginning of the email text (up to 1,500 characters), sent to Juriview to find the closest requests.
    • Actions in the pane (link an email, create a request, indicate relevance): they are recorded in Juriview. The add-in never writes to the mailbox; if the labels option is enabled for your organization, the link and relevance then appear as a label in Outlook (see “What Juriview writes to mailboxes”).
    • Sign-in: it takes place in a Juriview window. No password is entered in the pane. The pane session is retained in Outlook storage on your device and closes through “Sign out”.

    Connecting a Microsoft 365 mailbox to Juriview

    For emails to arrive in Juriview, a user connects their mailbox from the application. Juriview then uses delegated permissions: it acts on behalf of that user and never accesses more than the user can see themselves.

    Microsoft 365 permissions

    Microsoft permissionWhy
    openid, profile, email, User.Read, offline_accessIdentify the connected account and maintain the connection without asking for the password again.
    Mail.ReadImport mailbox emails into Juriview.
    Mail.ReadWriteReflect in Outlook what is done in Juriview, depending on selected options: read, archived or deleted email, and Juriview labels.
    Mail.SendSend replies written in Juriview, only at the user's initiative.
    Mail.Read.Shared, Mail.ReadWrite.Shared, Mail.Send.SharedThe same actions on shared mailboxes the user can already access in Microsoft 365.
    Calendars.ReadWrite, OnlineMeetings.ReadWriteOnly if the calendar is connected: display appointments and create meetings, including Teams meetings, from Juriview.

    In Juriview, emails from a personal mailbox are visible only to its owner. Emails from a connected shared mailbox are visible to the organization's Juriview users.

    What Juriview writes to mailboxes

    • The Outlook categories “Juriview”, “Juriview · Relevant” and “Juriview · Not relevant”, only if this option has been enabled for your organization, at its request. Categories you created are never modified.
    • The read, archived or deleted state of an email, according to the mailbox synchronization settings. By default, “read” and “archived” are reflected in Outlook, while “deleted” is not; if enabled, it moves the email to Deleted Items.
    • Emails sent, meetings created, modified or deleted, and responses to invitations, from Juriview and at the user's initiative.
    • Juriview writes nothing else to mailboxes.

    Hosting and security

    • Juriview data is hosted in the European Union.
    • Microsoft access tokens are encrypted in the database.
    • Each organization's data is isolated through access rules enforced by the database itself.
    • All exchanges use encrypted connections (https).

    Artificial intelligence

    Some features analyze email content: relevance sorting, request suggestions and the Clark assistant. They use artificial intelligence models from specialized providers. Upon request to Juriview, AI features can be disabled for your organization.

    Sub-processors

    • Hosting of the website, application and database (European Union).
    • Microsoft: access to Microsoft 365 mailboxes and calendars.
    • Artificial intelligence model providers: the features described above.
    • Application technical error monitoring (European Union).
    • The detailed list of sub-processors is available on request at contact@juriview.com.

    Remove access

    • User: in Juriview, Mailbox, Mailbox settings, disconnect the Microsoft account.
    • Administrator: in the Microsoft Entra admin center, Enterprise applications, open Juriview to remove granted permissions or delete the application. No new access is then possible; the current token expires within one hour.
    • Outlook add-in: see “Remove the add-in”.

    Your rights

    To exercise your personal data rights, or for any question, email contact@juriview.com. The details are set out in Juriview's privacy policy.