Protocol risk
EWS deprecation increases long-term maintenance and outage risk for script-based sync.
EWS Replacement
If your organization still relies on EWS-based scripts, this is the clean migration path: move to CYNC, run Graph-first sync, and remove brittle script maintenance from your operations.
EWS deprecation increases long-term maintenance and outage risk for script-based sync.
PowerShell jobs need ongoing patching, monitoring, and custom retry logic.
Troubleshooting typically depends on raw logs instead of a managed dashboard.
Create an Entra ID App Registration, upload a certificate, and grant the required Microsoft Graph Application permissions.
Open Entra ID setup guideInstall the service and admin UI on a Windows Server 2019+ host, then connect the dashboard to your tenant configuration.
Download installerStart with a controlled mailbox group, run manual sync, verify contact cards and phone caller ID behavior before broader rollout.
Read getting startedDisable legacy EWS jobs after validation and keep one source of truth in CYNC to avoid duplicate writes or drift.
Use migration checklistMicrosoft is retiring Exchange Web Services for many scenarios. Graph-based sync avoids protocol debt and keeps your contact sync strategy aligned with Microsoft 365 direction.
Yes. You can run a staged migration: pilot target users first, validate sync results, then roll out to all mailboxes. CYNC keeps sync runs isolated and auditable.
No. CYNC is configured through a WinUI admin dashboard and runs as a Windows Service. No custom script maintenance is required for normal operations.
Application permissions User.Read.All, Group.Read.All, and Contacts.ReadWrite in Microsoft Graph, all with admin consent.
Start with CYNC's free tier and validate migration with a pilot group.