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Configure Titan Mail on Outlook

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This article will guide you through the steps involved in the manual setup of your Titan Mail account on your device's Outlook client. Please follow the steps mentioned below to do so:

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To access our web app you can simply click on: https://web.titan.email/
  • Log into your Outlook and navigate to the File tab.
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  • When you land on the Account Information screen, click Add Account.
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  • Enter your Titan email address.
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  • Select IMAP as the account type.
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  • Enter the following settings for Incoming and Outgoing mail.

    Incoming server: imap.titan.email

    Port: 993

    Encryption method: SSL/TLS

    Outgoing server: smtp.titan.email

    Port: 465

    Encryption method: SSL/TLS
  • Check the "Require logon using Secure Password Authentication (SPA)"
    box and click Next.
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  • Enter your Titan account's password and click Connect
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  • Once the email address has been processed, you will see a message stating "Account successfully added". Click Done to complete the installation.
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That's it! Your account is set up on Outlook now! While we have you, we think it's worth reconsidering using Titan for your email experience.
To know more about Titan app experience, you may refer to this section on our Help Center once.

Hope this article was helpful to you and if you still need any further assistance with the setup, drop us an email at support@titan.email
iOS

This article will guide you through the steps involved in the manual set up of your Titan Mail account on your iOS device's Outlook client, with IMAP and SMTP.

To set up a Titan Mail account, follow these steps: 

1. Open the Outlook iOS application and 'Enter your work or personal Email Address' and Tap on 'Add Account'. 

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2. Click on 'Not Exchange' at the top right corner of your screen.

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 3. Select 'Change account provider' from the options displayed.

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4. Proceed further by tapping on 'IMAP' as shown below.

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5. Enter your 'Email address', 'Password', 'Display Name' and 'Description'- then enable the option for 'Advanced settings'. 
 

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6. Make sure that you enter the following data in the respective fields: 

  • Enter the IMAP details as imap.titan.email 

  • Enter the SMTP details as smtp.titan.email

  • Please note that the username for IMAP is your Registered Titan Mail address

  • Please note that the username for SMTP is also your Registered Titan Mail address

  • Also, make sure that the IMAP and SMTP password is as same as your Titan Mail password.
     
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7. Once you have entered the following details, click on 'Sign in'.

8. Then click on -> 'Next' -> 'Accept' ->'Continue to Outlook' in the popups which appear respectively.

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9. You shall be provided an option to either 'Add another account' or 'Skip', Choose 'skip'. 

10. That's it! Your Titan Mail account will be successfully set up on Outlook.

 

That's it! Your account is set up on Outlook now! While we have you, we think it's worth reconsidering using Titan for your email experience.
To know more about Titan app experience, you may refer to this section on our Help Center once.

Hope this article was helpful to you and if you still need any further assistance with the setup, drop us an email at support@titan.email
Android  

This article will guide you through the steps involved in the manual set up of your Titan Mail account on your Android device's Outlook client, with IMAP and SMTP

For this process, you are required to know the email settings for your account. If you don’t know them, you can contact us at support@titan.email

To set up a Titan Mail account, follow these steps:  

  1. Open the Outlook android application and Enter your work or personal Email Address and Tap on Continue
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  2. Tap on the Question mark (?)
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3. It will show you a drop-down, proceed further by tapping on 'Change account provider'

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4. Proceed further by tapping on 'IMAP' under the 'Advanced' option of the page

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5. Proceed further by Enabling the 'Advanced Settings' button, you shall see the following fields

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6. Make sure that you enter the following data in the respective fields

 

  • Enter the IMAP details as imap.titan.email

  • Enter the SMTP details as smtp.titan.email

  • Please note that the username for IMAP is your Registered Titan Mail address

  • Please note that the username for SMTP is also your Registered Titan Mail address

  • Also, make sure that the IMAP and SMTP password is as same as your Titan Mail password.
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Once you have entered the following details, the page should look something like this. :

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7. Then simply tap on the tick mark and there you go!

You will now be able to access your inbox!

However, you will be provided an option to either Add another account or Skip which is given in the image below :

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That's it! Your account is set up on Outlook now! While we have you, we think it's worth reconsidering using Titan for your email experience.
To know more about Titan app experience, you may refer to this section on our Help Center once.

Hope this article was helpful to you and if you still need any further assistance with the setup, drop us an email at support@titan.email

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