Some integrations now being achievable through configuration rather than customisation, supported by Microsoft.Better APIs and support for Single Sign-On via AAD as a prerequisite across different products.Microsofts support for an extensive library of connectors out-of-the-box for popular enterprise applications such as Salesforce and ServiceNow.

The effortless integrations between Microsoft 365 tools that already take place, often with SharePoint or Microsoft Teams as the centre of the digital workplace experience.

However, its also because integrating applications within SharePoint is now easier, faster and cheaper, thanks to: This is partly because many digital workplace teams are realising the value of integrations as a key part of digital employee experience, particularly with the increase in remote and hybrid working due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Over the past year, we have seen more and more customers come to us with questions and requests relating to SharePoint integrations. Integrations have moved from difficult to doable

Supporting adoption and use of individual tools.

Supporting process improvement and workflow that involves more than one application, driving efficiency and productivity gains.

Helping employees find important information that might be hidden, lost or siloed within different applications, including when not all staff have licenses.

Making it easier for employees to reach core applications across the enterprise, with SharePoint acting as the point of entry to different tools and applications.Helping employees to get tasks done, including completing simple transactions without even having to visit some of the applications in question.

Integrations can bring value to your SharePoint sites or intranet in various ways, including by: For anyone using SharePoint as the base technology for their intranet or digital workplace, integrating different tools, applications and platforms into SharePoint is a must.

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