Easily integrate your Microsoft Excel data into SharePoint Search with our integration

Modernize your CRM platform by bringing your Microsoft Excel data
straight to your organizations' SharePoint Search instance

Improve employee happiness by 16%

Never miss another update with real-time Microsoft Excel data

Make better use of your SharePoint Search investment

1. Install the SharePoint Search integration

You can simply add our adenin platform to SharePoint Search by following the below button

2. Connect your Microsoft Excel account

by securely authenticating and selecting a data source

Microsoft Excel

Integration of Microsoft Excel data into SharePoint Search

3. Receive your live data

and never risk SharePoint Search users missing another update

Your Microsoft Excel data
Finished connector results in your Microsoft Excel data being embedded into SharePoint Search
Connect Microsoft Excel to SharePoint Search now

Being at the heart of many essential workflows at work, this app for Microsoft Excel superchargers your monitoring skills:

  1. You can configure this app to send you updates whenever there is a new row in a worksheet, spreadsheet or table in a spreadsheet
  2. It can also be configured to send you updates when existing rows have been updated instead of added
  3. Lastly, you also get notifications when an entirely new worksheet has been added to a spreadsheet

There is just no other, reliable way to find out whenever something new in your Excel workbooks may require your attention. Get this app now, configure the Zap template and never miss another update.

You can even modify the look and feel of your Microsoft Excel Adaptive Card with the easy built-in Adaptive Card Designer. Just click the ··· button and then press Edit in Designer.

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Users rely on Google's famous answer boxes for most casual queries, such as the weather forecast or answers aggregated from the top results. With this channel, you can add a similar experience to your SharePoint intranet.

We call them Answer Cards, because they are made using Adaptive Cards. And it can have a transformative effect on your SharePoint search experience:

  • Create your own Adaptive Cards with live data from 3rd party apps, for example by starting off with a template

  • Teach the built-in AI to recognize natural language commands users might say when they would like to see your Card

  • Find all your Adaptive Cards with the Answer Card web part for SharePoint that lets you enter natural full-length questions or short commands

  • Build a bank of QnA knowledge with Digital Assistant that can give further answers to SharePoint users, for example for FAQs

Combine Adaptive Cards with PnP Modern Search

See an Answer Card in-between the PnP Search box and PnP Search Results

Built as an open-source SharePoint extension that's maintained by Microsoft, PnP Modern Search is a popular replacement for SharePoint's built-in more limited search experience. It offers more granular search UI options, for example extra refiners, search suggestions and control over how results are displayed.

If you already use PnP Modern Search, the Answer Card web part can be switched into a PnP mode where it receives the search input directly from PnP's search bar.

This effectively makes the web part an additional improvement to search pages previously made with PnP Modern Search. The best thing is, if the Answer Card web part doesn't find a suitable Card to show the user, it stays completely hidden.

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