I have nothing to do with InfoFlo and haven't actually used it yet., but did look into it a little bit and it does seem as if it might possibly be a replacement for BCM but don't see where it can import your BCM data so, if not stored directly in Outlook/Exchange, you'll be figuring out a way to import/export yourself. I also found if you start Outlook as an administrator (run as administrator) in Windows 10 it does not seem to crash,Ĥ 1/2 years later, but a note on InfoFlo (InfoFlo CRM to be precise). I have become so frustrated with BCM and have looked at so many other CRMs that I am happy to share my good fortune with others. (I am not getting anything for posting this. There is a cost to the product, but I believe it works well. A company called Carmel Vision has a product called InfoFlo. I have found a product that synchronizes with outlook and has the same and better features then BCM and is desktop based (no cloud) and it does not crash. I have been having trouble with BCM, and after the last time BCM crashed and took me two hours to repair, plus realizing Microsoft is no longer creating BCM for future versions of Outlook I decided to find a non cloud replacement. I do not know if this is appropriate so I am assuming the moderator will remove this comment if it is not, but I hope they will contact me first. Users who were auto-upgraded to Office 2016 from Office 365 Personal, Home, or University can uninstall Office 2016 and install Office 2013 from their Office account portal. If you don't want to edit the registry yourself, download then run this reg file to set the key.Įnableautomaticupgrade Revert to Office 2013 You'll need to close and restart Outlook for values under the policy key to apply. HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\office\15.0\common\officeupdate If Outlook is open, close and restart it.Īnyone can block the updates by setting the following registry key (create the keys if they are missing): Look for the option to block updates under Computer Configuration\Administrative Templates\Microsoft Office 2013 (Machine)\Updates.ĭouble click on Enable Automatic Upgrade and choose Disabled, then click Apply and close the dialog. Block Upgrades using GPOīusinesses using Group Policy can block the automatic updates using the updated Office 2013 group policy template. They will also need to block the automatic upgrades to prevent Office 365 subscriptions from automatically upgrading to Office 2016. It's very important that Office 365 BCM users do not upgrade to Office 2016.
(Business subscribers will be automatically upgraded at a later date.) Upgrades can be held off for up to a year. This means BCM users should not update to Office 2016 and will need to block the automatic upgrades that are coming Octofor Office 365 Personal, Home, and University. Anyone who uses Outlook 2013 and wants to continue using BCM will need to remain on Outlook 2013.
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