Articles in this section

See more

How to enable SharePoint Content Connector?

Updated
Follow

About this article

This article explains how to set up the SharePoint Content Connector from the Admin Center in Templafy in order to surface and access SharePoint assets (slides, slide elements, text elements, email elements, images, and PDFs) directly from within Templafy Library. 

 

Installation steps required are mentioned in the following sections of this article: 

 

Prerequisites

 
  • Owner or admin access in Templafy tenant.
  • Library and content connectors module enabled. 
  • SharePoint Content Connector enabled. 

 

What is the SharePoint Content Connector?

Templafy Sharepoint Content Connector can connect directly to different SharePoint sites (and their respective Libraries) in order to display the desired static asset to the end-user within the Templafy Library. These static assets will be then maintained within SharePoint and surfaced/accessible within the Templafy Library (in Microsoft Office, Teams, Google Workspace, and more). 

 

 
  • The integration is able to support the following SharePoint assets: slides, slide elements, text elements, email elements, images, and PDFs.
    • Word documents can be surfaced as text elements or email elements
    • PowerPoint presentations can be surfaced as slides or slide elements 
      • Presentations containing more than one slide in SharePoint and surfaced through the slides library will be available as a slide collection 

 

How to configure the SharePoint Content Connector?

  1. Go to Integrations tab
  2. Go to Available tab
  3. Search for SharePoint
  4. Click + to proceed with the configuration


  5. Fill out the required fields
    • Display Name
    • Azure Active Directory Tenant ID - can be found in the Azure Admin Portal dashboard under the overview section
  6. Set up the Library connection 
    • Pick an Asset type from the drop-down
    • Provide a name to the asset library - this name will be displayed to end-users in Templafy Library. we recommend always adding the name "SharePoint" as it will be easier for your users to distinguish the libraries they have access to
    • Click Find to get the available Libraries from SharePoint (or enter a Drive ID manually)
      • Search for the desired SharePoint site to access the SharePoint document Libraries (Drive ID) accessible on that site
      • Click Use Drive ID to select the desired SharePoint document library
    • Optionally, you can add additional libraries following the above step, click on + Add Library connection, or click on the ellipsis menu next to the Library and click Duplicate


    • For this step, you will need to grant Templafy the following permissions. More information about these permissions can be found here.

      PermissionsContentOneDriveSharepoint.png
  7. Hit Save


    The Templafy Library should now display the same content that is on your Sharepoint Site: the Library icon will reflect the asset type.

    webapp.png

    sharepoint_site.png



 
  • The folder structure in the SharePoint site will be the same in the Templafy Library. 
  • The order in which the libraries appear in the Templafy Library Task pane follows the same order of the regular Templafy Libraries. For example, Slides > Slide Elements > Text Elements > Email elements > Images > PDFS. 

 

Related articles

 

 

Related articles

Comments

0 comments

Article is closed for comments.