SharePoint is a web-based document management
and storage system that enables you to share
files and resources.
Within Teamwork, you can integrate
your site with SharePoint and connect
different group drives to your projects.
Note: The SharePoint
integration is available on per-user
Premium/Grow plans and above.
Enabling the Sharepoint integration
at
site-level will not result in any file
syncing. This is done at project-level.
Click your profile avatar in the bottom left
of your site and select Apps and
integrations from the pop-out
menu.
Note: Only owner company
site administrators can access the site
settings and manage integrations.
You can also
select Settings from the
profile dropdown, then choose the Integrations tab in the settings
area.
In the Integrations area, scroll to
the Microsoft SharePoint section
and
click the Enable button.
Once you click connect, you will be prompted
to sign in to your Microsoft account and grant
access.
Note: You will need company or
tenant-level administrator privileges in your
Microsoft Azure/Office 365 account in order to
grant permission for the integration.
At project level, you will then be able to
choose which SharePoint site and library to
link to, as well as permission levels.
Working with external links
To allow non-SharePoint users (or users not
currently logged into their Office 365
account) to be able to access your SharePoint
files within Teamwork, you would need to
enable external file
sharing in SharePoint.
If you do not want to enable external links,
you can select the I'll manage the
access rights from within
SharePoint option when linking in
specific files to a project.
For more information, see: Enabling the SharePoint
Integration on Your Projects