SharePoint integration

All roads lead to Rome SharePoint, except it's actually kind hard to access your favorite SharePoint sites at the click of a button.

At the time of developing this app, if you went to office.com (see screenshot below) there would be no direct way to see or go to a SharePoint site. A lot of things could ultimately lead you to one, e.g. Search or 'Recently opened', but a set section for SharePoint doesn't exist.

Until now, just install this simple but beautiful list of your followed SharePoint sites directly to your Board, and you'll never have to think twice again. At least, when it comes to accessing your SharePoint sites, that is...

There are two SharePoint integrations. One to receive SharePoint data for Cards (this) and the other being the SharePoint Add-in to embed Cards on existing SharePoint sites (click here to install).

Make more of SharePoint with Adaptive Cards

Once installed, you can even create whole new Cards using SharePoint's data. All you need is a little knowledge of the Microsoft Graph API, and some basic idea of what your Card should look like. The built-in Adaptive Card designer will bring your Card to live with real-time data pulled from your SharePoint.

Make an Adaptive Card with SharePoint data

Embed other existing Adaptive Cards into SharePoint

Popular channels

Users love to use SharePoint within these business apps:

Microsoft Teams

Turn Microsoft Teams into a powerful collaboration hub with the Digital Assistant chatbot

Amazon Alexa

Combine the power of an enterprise Digital Assistant with the convenience of Alexa

SharePoint Online Add-in

Embed Cards, access your smart assistant quickly and get AI-powered search suggestions inside SharePoint

Cisco Webex

Use Digital Assistant directly from within Cisco Webex, with the extension from the Webex App Hub

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