SharePoint
SharePoint is where enterprise teams keep their documents and intranet content. Connect it to import from those libraries and to file approved work back into them.
Imports content · PublishesDocs
What you get
- Browse and import documents from your SharePoint sites and libraries. Its items appear as their own tab in your Gallery, and importing one turns it into a source split into sections, exactly like an upload.
- Imported documents become real sources the platform can search, quote, and produce from.
- Publish finished assets back into SharePoint. Publishing to it is available only in workspaces where publishing is switched on, and every outbound action still waits on a human approval.
How to connect
- Open Integrations on the left rail and switch to the Add integrations tab. Connecting integrations needs the org admin role; every member can see what is already connected.
- Find SharePoint in the catalog and press Connect. A popup asks you to sign in to SharePoint and approve access.
- Once approved, the app appears under Integrations, where you can test the connection, review the tools it exposes, or disconnect it at any time.
How teams use it
The compliance-approved messaging document in SharePoint stays the single source of truth: it comes in as a source, and everything produced from it traces back to the lines it came from.