Customize an "allow list" to receive email from a domain or user
1. On the admin centers go to Exchange
2. On the Exchange admin center, select protection
3. Select spam filter option and click on add icon to add a new filter or pencil icon to edit an existing one.
4. Click on allow lists and add a sender or a domain to always deliver email to your inbox.
5. Click on Save.
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