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 permission | Why |
|---|---|
openid, profile, email, User.Read, offline_access | Identify the connected account and maintain the connection without asking for the password again. |
Mail.Read | Import mailbox emails into Juriview. |
Mail.ReadWrite | Reflect in Outlook what is done in Juriview, depending on selected options: read, archived or deleted email, and Juriview labels. |
Mail.Send | Send replies written in Juriview, only at the user's initiative. |
Mail.Read.Shared, Mail.ReadWrite.Shared, Mail.Send.Shared | The same actions on shared mailboxes the user can already access in Microsoft 365. |
Calendars.ReadWrite, OnlineMeetings.ReadWrite | Only 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.