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Export WorkMail contacts and tasks before March 2027
The AWS documentation says of the closure:
After careful consideration, we decided to end support for Amazon WorkMail, effective March 31, 2027.
Amazon WorkMail will no longer accept new customers beginning April 30, 2026.
After March 31, 2027, you will no longer be able to use Amazon WorkMail.
After March 31, 2027, you will no longer be able to access the Amazon WorkMail console or Amazon WorkMail resources.
The AWS documentation does not say when data is deleted, and neither do we.
What the mailbox export covers
The AWS page on exporting mailbox content says:
This action exports all email messages and calendar items from the specified mailbox to a .zip file in the Amazon S3 bucket, in MIME format.
Other items, such as contacts and tasks, are not exported.
Calendar items are therefore not part of what we are testing: the export above already covers them.
How the items could be read
The AWS page on programmatic access to mailboxes says:
To programmatically access Amazon WorkMail mailboxes, use the Exchange Web Services (EWS) protocol.
With EWS, you can access all item types in a mailbox.
The AWS FAQ says of IMAP:
The IMAP protocol provides access to email, but not to calendar items, contacts, notes, or tasks.
Those are the AWS sentences and nothing more is claimed from them. We have not tried to read tasks or contacts from a live account, so we do not know what comes back in practice.
The sentences above were read by this page’s makers on 9 November 2026 from the AWS documentation and FAQ.
What one press counts
This page is a test of interest, not a shop. There is no payment form, no email field and no free-text box anywhere on it. The GBP 39 figure is a guess and has not been tested with any buyer. Pressing the button records one anonymous count for the day, and a short tag if the link you followed carried one. No cookie is set and no address is kept. One press is allowed per page load. If too few people press, the page is taken down 42 days after it goes live, and it comes down on 31 March 2027 at the latest.