Keeping track of your Amazon deliveries is now a little easier thanks to Outlook Calendar. Recently, we've noticed that Microsoft's Calendar has begun automatically creating events for scheduled deliveries from Amazon, which should come in handy if you happen to place a lot of orders through the online retailer.
As seen in the screenshot above, the events pull information from Amazon order confirmations, and include details like the order number and item name within the body text. The delivery address is also included, along with, of course, the date.
Do note that while a few of us have seen this feature recently, it doesn't appear to be working for everyone just yet.
Have you seen Outlook Calendar automatically create events for any of your Amazon deliveries? Let us know in the comments!
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