Send mail to Document Library in Sharepoint 2013 - sharepoint

I have 1 document Library I want to send email with attachment to that Library.for which email Id I want to send Email.

Did you go through these links ..
Configure incoming e-mail - Central Administration
Enable and configure e-mail settings for a library
You need to enter unique name to use as part of the e-mail address in library setting.

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Send an email using office-js in Outlook add-in

I'm building an Outlook add-in and I'd like to send an email from the add-in itself,
Is it possible with office-js?
My goal is to allow the users select a person from a list on the add-in, when selected I want to send an email to that person, by click.
I can see that it has MessageCompose interface but it seems it allows only to edit the content of the email.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/javascript/api/outlook?view=outlook-js-1.8
I know that Yesware have an Outlook add-in that sends an email by click and I'm trying to accomplish something similar.
Thank you
You cannot send mail directly from Outlook Add-in as Outlook doesn't provide this permission. The maximum you can edit the mail content and mail have to be triggered by the User itself.
If you want to send Mail then you have to implement Mail sending service or better use API's of popular providers like MailChimp or Sendgrid

Report from ServiceNow to Sharepoint

How do I schedule a task to generate a weekly report in ServiceNow and send as an email.
I want the same report to be sent to my SharePoint site automatically every week. How to integrate it ? Please help.
You should be able to setup Incoming email on a Document Library in SharePoint and email a scheduled report to it from ServiceNow.
This also depends on ServiceNow being able to send email to this address.
You may need ServiceNow to have a VPN to your network with SharePoint, and you need Incoming email to be configured on your SharePoint install.
If those are working, you can do something like the following.
SharePoint
Create a Document Library
Go to Library Settings
Open Incoming E-Mail Settings
Change Allow this document library to receive e-mail? to Yes
Give this an E-mail address: reports#mysharepoint.com
SharePoint Security
Consider how ServiceNow is sending email to you. If email is sent via their mail servers, you may need to set incoming email option
E-mail security policy to Accept e-mail messages from any sender
In this case, be mindful of what email can be delivered to your network. This may allow unwanted emails coming in.
If ServiceNow uses your mail servers, you may be able to grant access to the Document Library for the user that is delivering your email. If so you may be able to set this
E-mail security policy to Accept e-mail messages based on document library permissions
This is much more secure, but these things always depend on your environment and your needs.
ServiceNow
Go to Reports > View / Run
Open the report to be delivered
Click the dropdown on the Save button
Choose Schedule
Fill out the Schedule form
Click the Users lock
In Enter email address put in the email to send to the Document Library (ex: reports#mysharepoint.com)
Run: Weekly
Choose the Day of the week and the Time
Subject: My report
Right click the header and choose Save
Test this by clicking Execute Now within the Scheduled Report

Can we customize the DocuSign response Email Blurb(Content) at runtime on each envelope?

Can we customize the DocuSign response(Completed/Voided/Declined) Email Blurb(Content) at runtime on each envelope like Envelope Sending Email Blurb using c#?
It's not possible to customize the Email Blurb for DocuSign Completed/Voided/Declined emails at runtime on a per-envelope basis by using the API. However, it is possible to change the contents of the emails that DocuSign sends for various events (i.e., Completed/Voided/Declined) by customizing the "Email Resource File". This guide contains information about how that's done: https://support.docusign.com/en/guides/docusign-email-resource-file-v1-1.
As the guide shows, a different template within the Email Resource file defines the email content for each email event. For example, the Envelope Declined template within the Email Resource File (described on page 30 of the guide) defines the structure/contents of the email that DocuSign sends to recipients when an Envelope is declined.
Keep in mind that a Resource file is associated with a "Brand" -- so if you have multiple (different) scnearios that you want to customize emails for, you could create multiple Brands and customize the Email Resource file for each, and then specify the desired Brand with each envelope you send (which will set email content for that envelope). Doing things like this would give you somewhat "runtime" control over email contents.
Can we customize the Completion Email Subject as like Email Content using DocuSign Email Resource File? If not, Please let us know what option we can use to implement this?

Save a copy window to send document in entered email is not working in In-Person DocuSign process. Not received any email

We are implementing the DocuSign in our application. While signing the envelope in In-Person mode there is an window (popup) to send a copy of the document in an email.
We have entered the email but no email received. Checked settings in the DocuSign portal account but not able to find any setting for this.
Please let us know how to enable the save a copy email in DocuSign.
I would check settings on your side if you are not receiving the emails. Things like security software, spam/junk mail filters, firewalls, etc. that might stop the email from arriving. DocuSign is a widely used platform, if the emails weren't going out it would be publicly known very quickly, and I just tested this myself and I'm getting the emails. I might suggest you call their support department...

How to send email from a sharepoint list

Is there a way to send an email from SharePoint by using the email addresses from a sharepoint list.
Something like sending one email to all client from a specific list and putting the addresses in the BCC field of the email.
All that in a single button that I could place in the sharepoint list header.
You could develop something like that using a custom action, but you should be familiar with SharePoint development

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