Teamwork Graph Connector
SharePoint
Get insights and answers from SharePoint and OneDrive docs with Rovo.

Description
The Teamwork Graph Connector for Microsoft SharePoint connects to SharePoint and OneDrive so teams can bring existing document knowledge into Rovo Search, Chat, and Agents. Once connected, documents, spreadsheets, presentations, web pages, and PDFs enrich the Teamwork Graph alongside Jira and Confluence, helping people find relevant information, understand it in context, and use it to move work forward.
The Teamwork Graph Connector respects source permissions, so people only see SharePoint and OneDrive content they already have access to. Admins can also shape what gets indexed with controls like SharePoint site and subsite allowlists or blocklists, OneDrive scoping to specific Microsoft 365 Groups, time-based ingestion, and Microsoft Information Protection (MIP) sensitivity label blocking.
Indexed objects
Documents
Spreadsheets
Presentations
Web pages
PDFs
Ways to use the Teamwork Graph Connector for SharePoint
Find, understand, and act on document knowledge without switching tools.
Find documents by topic
Search by outcome instead of remembering where a file was saved. Rovo can surface permitted SharePoint and OneDrive content alongside Jira and Confluence knowledge, giving teams a more complete place to begin.
Example prompt: “Find the current Project Meridian customer onboarding plan and the Jira initiative it supports.”
Resources

Teamwork Graph connector blog series
Explore Atlassian’s connector blog series to see how Teamwork Graph brings knowledge from connected apps into Rovo.
Manage your Teamwork Graph connectors
Learn to set up, monitor, and manage Teamwork Graph connectors so third-party app data is available in Rovo.
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