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    OneNote

    Microsoft OneNote is an easy-to-use note-taking and information management program that helps users capture ideas and information in different digital formats. With Spark & OneNote integration, it’s easy to turn emails into notes right from the app - learn how to do it below.

    Tip: To connect OneNote to Spark, install OneNote App on your device first.

    Connect OneNote to Spark

    Mac OS Windows Android iOS
    1. Open Spark Settings.
    2. Integrations.
    3. Select OneNote > Connect.

    OR

    1. Open the email needed.
    2. Click ⌘K to open Command Center.
    3. Select Save to… option.
    4. Connect OneNote.
    1. Open Spark Settings.
    2. Integrations.
    3. Select OneNote > Connect.

    OR

    1. Open the email needed.
    2. Click CTRL K to open Command Center.
    3. Select Save to… option.
    4. Connect OneNote.
    1. Open Spark Settings.
    2. Integrations.
    3. Select OneNote.
    4. Follow the onscreen instructions to log into OneNote.

    OR

    1. Open the email needed.
    2. Tap the More icon.
    3. Add Service > Select OneNote.
    1. Tap the menu icon  at the top left.
    2. Open Settings > Services.
    3. Select OneNote.
    4. Follow the onscreen instructions to log into OneNote.

    OR

    1. Open an email you wish to export.
    2. Tap the More icon at the bottom right.
    3. Add Service > Select OneNote.
    Note: Connected Services don't sync between devices. If you want to use OneNote with Spark on several devices, please add this service separately to each of them.

    Turn an email into a note

    Mac OS Windows Android iOS
    1. Open the email needed.
    2. Click ⌘K to open the Command Center.
    3. Select Save to… option > OneNote.
    4. By default, the Subject of the email is offered as the Note’s title. Click on the title to change it.
    5. Choose export options: Email or PDF. The PDF option creates a PDF copy of the email.
    6. Select a Notebook and a Section for this Note.
    7. Add Remark if needed.
    8. Click Save to OneNote.
    1. Open the email needed.
    2. Click CTRL K to open the Command Center.
    3. Select Save to… option > OneNote.
    4. By default, the Subject of the email is offered as the Note’s title. Click on the title to change it.
    5. Choose export options: Email or PDF. The PDF option creates a PDF copy of the email.
    6. Select a Notebook and a Section for this Note.
    7. Add Remark if needed.
    8. Click Save to OneNote.
    1. Open an email you wish to export.
    2. Tap the More icon.
    3. Select OneNote.
    4. By default, the Subject of the email is offered as the Note’s title. Click on the title to change it.
    5. Choose export options: Email or PDF. The PDF option creates a PDF copy of the email.
    6. Select a Notebook and a Section for this Note.
    7. Tap Save.
    1. Open an email you wish to export.
    2. Tap the More icon at the bottom right.
    3. Select OneNote.
    4. By default, the Subject of the email is offered as the Note’s title. Click on the title to change it.
    5. Choose export options: Email or PDF. The PDF option creates a PDF copy of the email.
    6. Select a Notebooks and a List for this Note.
    7. Tap Save.

    Remove a connected integration

    Mac OS Windows Android iOS
    1. Open Spark Settings.
    2. Integrations.
    3. Select OneNote > Disconnect.
    1. Open Spark Settings.
    2. Integrations.
    3. Select OneNote > Disconnect.
    1. Open Spark Settings.
    2. Integrations.
    3. Select OneNote.
    4. Tap Remove Account.
    1. Tap the menu icon  at the top left.
    2. Open Settings > Services.
    3. Select OneNote.
    4. Tap Remove Account.
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