Microsoft Exchange Drivers & Connectors
for Data Integration

The Microsoft Exchange driver acts like a bridge that facilitates communication between various applications and Microsoft Exchange, allowing the application to read data as if it were a relational database. The Microsoft Exchange driver abstracts the complexities of Microsoft Exchange APIs, authentication methods, and data types, making it simple for any application to connect to Microsoft Exchange data in real-time via standard SQL queries.

Working with a Microsoft Exchange Driver is different than connecting with Microsoft Exchange through other means. Microsoft Exchange API integrations require technical experience from a software developer or IT resources. Additionally, due to the constant evolution of APIs and services, once you build your integration you have to constantly maintain Microsoft Exchange integration code moving forward.

By comparison, our Microsoft Exchange Drivers offer codeless access to live Microsoft Exchange data for both technical and non-technical users alike. Any user can install our drivers and begin working with live Microsoft Exchange data from any client application. Because our drivers conform to standard data interfaces like ODBC, JDBC, ADO.NET etc. they offer a consistent, maintenance-free interface to Microsoft Exchange data. We manage all of the complexities of Microsoft Exchange integration within each driver and deploy updated drivers as systems evolve so your applications continue to run seamlessly.

If you need truly zero-maintenance integration, check out connectivity to Microsoft Exchange via CData Connect Cloud. With Connect Cloud you can configure all of your data connectivity in one place and connect to Microsoft Exchange from any of the available Cloud Drivers and Client Applications. Connectivity to Microsoft Exchange is managed in the cloud, and you never have to worry about installing new drivers when Microsoft Exchange is updated.

Many organizations draw attention to their library of connectors. After all, data connectivity is a core capability needed for applications to maximize their business value. However, it is essential to understand exactly what you are getting when evaluating connectivity. Some vendors are happy to offer connectors that implement basic proof-of-concept level connectivity. These connectors may highlight the possibilities of working with Microsoft Exchange, but often only provide a fraction of capability. Finding real value from these connectors usually requires additional IT or development resources.

Unlike these POC-quality connectors, every CData Microsoft Exchange driver offers full-featured Microsoft Exchange data connectivity. The CData Microsoft Exchange drivers support extensive Microsoft Exchange integration, providing access to all of the Microsoft Exchange data and meta-data needed by enterprise integration or analytics projects. Each driver contains a powerful embedded SQL engine that offers applications easy and high-performance access to all Microsoft Exchange data. In addition, our drivers offer robust authentication and security capabilities, allowing users to connect securely across a wide range of enterprise configurations. Compare drivers and connectors to read more about some of the benefits of CData's driver connectivity.

With our drivers and connectors, every data source is essentially SQL-based. The CData Microsoft Exchange driver contains a full SQL-92 compliant engine that translates standard SQL queries into Microsoft Exchange API calls dynamically. Queries are parsed and optimized for each data source, pushing down as much of the request to Microsoft Exchange as possible. Any logic that can not be pushed to Microsoft Exchange is handled transparently client-side by the driver/connector engine. Ultimately, this means that Microsoft Exchange looks and acts exactly like a database to any client application or tool. Users can integrate live Microsoft Exchange connectivity with ANY software solution that can talk to a standard database.

Using the CData Microsoft Exchange drivers and connectors, Microsoft Exchange can be easily integrated with almost any application. Any software or technology that can integrate with a database or connect with standards-based drivers like ODBC, JDBC, ADO.NET, etc., can use our drivers for live Microsoft Exchange data connectivity. Explore some of the more popular Microsoft Exchange data integrations online.

Additionally, since Microsoft Exchange supported by CData Connect Cloud, we enable all kinds of new Microsoft Exchange cloud integrations.

Microsoft Exchange Analytics and Microsoft Exchange Cloud BI integration is universally supported for BI and data science. In addition, CData provides native client connectors for popular analytics applications like Power BI, Tableau, and Excel that simplify Microsoft Exchange data integration. Additionally, native Python connectors are widely available for data science and data engineering projects that integrate seamlessly with popular tools like Pandas, SQLAlchemy, Dash, and Petl.

Microsoft Exchange data integration is typically enabled with CData Sync, a robust any-to-any data pipeline solution that is easy to set up, runs everywhere, and offers comprehensive enterprise-class features for data engineering. CData Sync makes it easy to replicate Microsoft Exchange data any database or data warehouse, and maintain parity between systems with automated incremental Microsoft Exchange replication. In addition, our Microsoft Exchange drivers and connectors can be easily embedded into a wide range of data integration tools to augment existing solutions.

Absolutely. The best way to integrate Microsoft Exchange with Excel is by using the CData Connect Cloud Excel Add-In. The Microsoft Exchange Excel Add-In provides easy Microsoft Exchange integration directly from Microsoft Excel Desktop, Mac, or Web (Excel 365). Simply configure your connection to Microsoft Exchange from the easy-to-use cloud interface, and access Microsoft Exchange just like you would another native Excel data source.