Local planning aid · Source checked August 20, 2026

Is Amazon Quick ready for your Microsoft 365 tenant?

Check app eligibility, assignments, Office and Graph permissions, connected Quick data, action review, app-specific tests, audit evidence, support, and rollback before moving beyond a pilot.

Deployment gates

Planning result

Complete the checks

Select only controls supported by the real Quick application, Microsoft tenant, users, sources, and workflows.

  • Word, Excel, and PowerPoint: document-scoped Office add-in review.
  • Outlook: bounded open-thread mode versus Graph-enabled full mode.
  • Connected Quick data retains its own permission and freshness contract.
  • Human confirmation does not replace content and recipient review.

Interpret the result

A blocker means permissions, connected data, generated actions, or tenant scope can exceed the reviewed contract. Redesign the pilot before assignment or consent.

A candidate result means the eight planning gates are present. It does not prove eligibility, accurate output, data residency, security, compliance, or tenant approval.

Start with non-sensitive copies and known answers. Test inaccurate generated actions, permission denial, stale connected data, offline clients, partial changes, duplicate sends, and rollback.

Preserve per-app evidence. A successful Word redline does not validate an Excel code action, a PowerPoint layout, or an Outlook mailbox change.

Continue by decision

Setup guide

Eligibility, deployment paths, pilot, authentication, testing, and status.

Per-app permissions

Office permissions, Outlook Graph scopes, confirmation, and acceptance.

Agentic Catalog

A separate governed data-curation surface, not an Office entitlement.

Microsoft 365 deployment questions

It checks planning evidence for eligibility, deployment, app permissions, connected data, human review, testing, audit, support, and rollback. It does not inspect AWS or Microsoft accounts.
Yes. Word, Excel, and PowerPoint use ReadWriteDocument without Graph at deployment. Full Outlook capabilities use ReadWriteMailbox plus delegated Graph scopes across mail, calendar, contacts, files, settings, people, tasks, and identity.
No. It means the planning gates are represented. The tenant owner, security team, data owners, app owners, and business approver still need current evidence and a bounded pilot.

Official references: extensions overview and Outlook permissions. Recheck current AWS and Microsoft tenant evidence.