Microsoft SharePoint
What It Is
The Microsoft SharePoint connection connects your assignments to SharePoint document libraries and sites. Manage files, access shared resources, and work with your organization's document infrastructure.
What It Can Do
File Management
Upload files to SharePoint libraries
Download documents for processing
Organize files in folders and libraries
Document Libraries
Access team document libraries
Work with shared files
Manage document organization
Site Access
Connect to SharePoint sites
Access site resources
Work across multiple sites
Collaboration Support
Access shared organizational content
Work with team files
Support document-based workflows
Why It Matters
SharePoint is the document backbone for many organizations. This connection enables assignments to:
Access shared files - Work with documents stored in SharePoint
Manage document libraries - Organize and maintain file collections
Integrate with enterprise systems - Connect automation to corporate content
Support collaboration - Enable workflows that span teams and departments
When to Use It
Use the Microsoft SharePoint connection when your assignments need to:
Access files stored in SharePoint
Upload documents to shared libraries
Work with organizational document repositories
Process files from team sites
Manage document collections
How It Works
Connect the connection - Authorize access to your SharePoint environment
Configure sites and libraries - Specify which resources to access
Build your assignment - Add SharePoint operations to your automation
Access files - Your assignment can now read and write SharePoint content
Key Benefits
Enterprise documents - Access your organization's file infrastructure
Shared resources - Work with team and departmental content
Centralized storage - Leverage existing SharePoint investments
Governance support - Work within established document policies
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