For n8n, Zapier and Make users
Replace your Claude + n8n Outlook drafts workflow
If you've wired Claude to n8n (or Zapier or Make) to create Outlook drafts, you know the hard parts: attachments, inline images, keeping templates somewhere sensible, and fixing the flow when Microsoft's API changes.
Your workflow today
- Nodes, credentials and Graph API calls to set up
- Templates stored in a sheet or inside a node
- Attachments need upload-session handling for large files
- Inline images wired up by hand
- You maintain it when something breaks
With Draftbee
- One connector: add it in Claude and sign in with Microsoft
- Templates are emails in your Outlook “Templates” folder
- Attachments built in, including large files
- Inline images handled automatically
- We maintain it
Keep n8n for the rest
n8n is great for other automations, so keep it. Draftbee replaces only the drafting part: Claude picks the template, fills in the blanks, adds or removes photos and files for this one email, and leaves the draft in Outlook for you to send.
It also does things that are fiddly to build yourself: Outlook-safe HTML for classic desktop, new Outlook and the web; photos resized to email size; your signature added to each draft; and replies inside an existing thread.