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RFE Review. Thank you for taking the time to submit this idea for enhancement which we agree would benefit the product. We see two potential alternate implememtations for this feature request - the existing EmailInput node which is part of the ACE Toolkit codebase could be enhanced to start using the MS Graph API (as opposed to the current pop3 / imap runtime implementation) or alternatively the App Connect Designer Email connector (which is a Loopback connector implementation which has been built on the MS Graph API, but is currently only used to make outbound request calls) could be enhanced to become an Event connector for use as a new Toolkit Input node. This option would involve Toolkit interfaces that look very similar to the new Discovery style message flow nodes which were introduced in 12.0.5.0 and 12.0.6.0. We invite comments from the community should anyone have a preference between these two technology choices. The status of the idea is updated to Future Consideration.