SharePoint
Overview
The SharePoint Integration connects IFS Loops to your SharePoint environment to ingest knowledge articles from your selected sites. It uses OAuth-based authentication via an Azure login, with automatic token persistence and the option to regenerate access at any time.
Best practices
Permissions Required:
IFS Loops requires the following permissions while connecting SharePoint:
offline_access
Setup instructions
Add SharePoint Integration in IFS Loops
Log in to the IFS Loops platform using your credentials.
Navigate to the Connectors section from the sidebar.
Click on the Add Integration button.
Choose SharePoint from the list.
Enter a unique Integration Name.
Click on the Next button.
Click on the Connect button.
An Azure login screen will appear. Log in and grant the required permissions.
On success, you will see a popup: "Integration Configured Successfully"
Configure SharePoint Sites in IFS Loops
Go to the Integration Configuration page.
Select the sites from the dropdown for which you want to pull knowledge articles.
Select Personal site if you want to fetch knowledge articles from personal storage as well.
Click on Update.
How to Use the SharePoint Integration in IFS Loops
Once the integration is added, follow the steps below.
Go to your SharePoint integration.
Navigate to the Jobs / Data Ingestion tab.
Select Ingress Type as Full Ingress.
Click on Start Ingress.
After a few minutes, check the job status to confirm it is successful.
Regenerate Token
Go to your SharePoint integration.
Click on the Edit button.
Navigate to the Authentication tab.
Click on the Regenerate Token button.
An Azure login screen will appear. Log in using your credentials.
On success, you will see a popup: "Integration updated successfully"
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