Long story short, my employer requires me to install some MDM software on my phone in order to access email, which I have no interest in doing. However, I do rely heavily on my phone for meeting reminders, which I'm missing terribly.
I'm attempting to devise a workaround by which Outlook automatically forwards Meeting Invites (and Meeting updates!) to my personal mail from which I can add to my gmail calendar. The functionality of accepting it or declining it isn't terribly important to me.
Now to my question: is there a way to detect an email as a meeting invite? I think I've got the forwarding bit figured out.
Update: Tried with Julian's suggestion, result it failure. Outlook obnoxiously sends a notification to the Meeting creator saying that I forward the mail on their behalf. Doesn't look too good when it's to a personal address.
Best Answer
There is a condition in the Rules settings for "which is a meeting invite or update". You can use this to create a rule on incoming email and get it forwarded to your GMail account.