Loop components in Outlook allow users to add tables, lists and more to their emails that update automatically.
After being announced at Microsoft Ignite (opens in new tab) last year, Loop components are now rolling out in Microsoft Outlook (opens in new tab). For those unfamiliar, Microsoft Loop (opens in new tab) is a new app that combines a powerful and flexible canvas with portable components that move freely and stay in sync across the software giant’s apps. It is made up of three elements in the form of Loop components, Loop pages and Loop workspaces. While Loop pages are flexible canvases where users can organize all of their Loop components in one place and Loop workspaces are shared spaces that allow teams to see and group everything important to a project, Loop components are an evolution of Fluid components (opens in new tab) that help users collaborate and get things done in chats, emails, meetings and documents.
