How to use Sharepoint & Teams as background document repository for Salesforce

Salesforce Integration with SharePoint – powered by Microsoft Graph

This and other details of integration is discussed in the Video from Ragnar Heil (MVP for Microsoft https://ragnarheil.de ) with Andreas Rosen and Dominic Ley from the QKom App Team. QKom offers deep integrations and automation from Salesforce into Microsoft 365 with the App Q!365

In the video you will see how to create and visualize project folders, who to upload files and to use sharing with external Users – all from within Salesforce.

At the end of the discussion, they show how easy you create Teams Meetings directly inside Salesforce. In the end the App enables all Microsoft Graph API can offer.

Conclusion
Microsoft 365 can be a perfect DMS add on to Salesforce: you just have to add a little automation and the App Q!365. All done fast and fair priced.

Try it out at App Exchange Q!365

In the following, short, video you can see a use cased focussed presentation of the features in 1 minute 20:

There was no official news yet – but you can configure it and use it. All our tests worked fine.

The new Salesforce Teams App offers a great way to see Salesforce Data inside Microsoft Teams. Our App Q!365 adds all the features to see and automate Teams from inside Salesforce. Both ways are important for a successful Teamwork.

We at Q!kom love the Salesforce Teams App – so we already automated the Tab creation from inside Salesforce.

To check if you are ready just search from Salesforce Setup, in the Quick Find box, Teams, and then select “Teams Integration”. Remember that your Microsoft Admin has to activate the App to be used in Teams. Just follow the help and you are fine.

Last minute feature update: The limit of just 5 standard objects is gone – it seems that you find now all objects

Help in Salesforce: salesforce.com

Microsoft App store: Salesforce for Teams