When you deploy Office2SharePoint you are safe to make Office2SharePoint available to the entire organization. The easiest way to do so is through the following steps:
* Teams apps -> Permission policies
* Choose the global policy
* Choose to allow all third-party apps, or add Office2SharePoint for Teams to the list of allowed third-party apps
Microsoft Graph permissions
During the approval of the Office2SharePoint Azure AD enterprise application the Global Administrator will be presented with a list of permission. This list is asking permission to read and write into the services Office2SharePoint is using. Without this permission Office2SharePoint will not be able to offer the functionality you currently are looking for.
The Microsoft Graph has two categories of permissions: application permissions and delegated permissions. Application permissions allow an app to act as any user, while delegated permission allows only signed-in users of the application. All permissions requested by Office2SharePoint are delegated permissions. Office2SharePoint runs as a single page application (SPA) in a browser sandbox on the end-user device. The permissions for the user of the app are limited by both Office2SharePoint Microsoft Graph permissions and the end user’s Office 365 permissions. By using delegated permissions, users of Office2SharePoint will never get access to any resources they do not already have in your organization's Office 365 tenant. For example, if a user does not have access to an Office 365 group in your tenant, they will not get access to that through Office2SharePoint either - because Office2SharePoint only uses delegated permissions.
Please refer to the
Microsoft Graph permissions docs for more details on delegated permissions.
It is important to understand that you do NOT give permission to iGlobe or anyone else outside your organization to access data.
BROWSER SUPPORT
For security reasons Office2SharePoint is using the highly recommended authentication model from Microsoft - Azure AD SSO. We recommended using latest version of Edge, Chrome, Firefox or Safari.
Using Office2SharePoint for Teams
Office2SharePoint for Teams helps you in your daily work providing you with the document or file you are looking for. Use one of the following commands and O2S will assist you.
Hi Hi o2s Find a file Share a file
Once you have given a command, you will present you with a popup showing different options allowing you to search for a file. In the top bar of the popup, you will see “Search” “Browse and “Recent”. We made it easier for you be selecting “Recent” and present you with a list of your resent file. Clicking on Search you will be presented with a search box, simply type in a text and search. You can also Browse for a file. Clicking on Browse, you will be presented with a new menu allowing you to click though SharePoint sites, OneDrive or Teams sites to find exactly the file you are looking for. Once you found the file, click on the three dots. You will get several options. You will be able to;
Open the file in a client program
Open the file using an Online App
Send a link to the file to the chat thread
Create an email and embed a link to the file in the mail
Send a copy of the file to chat
When you Browse for a file you will see a list of SharePoint and Teams site that configured as “favorites or quick” sites. These site you can configure in the O2S Teams tab “Configuration”
Configuration
When clicking on “sites” you will see both all sites as well as “my sites,” which refer to the sites you selected to be available for you in Office2SharePoint. The orange sites are the ones that you added. The green ones have been added by the Office2SharePoint administrator to all users. You can see the “plus” icon which allows you to manually enter and add a new SharePoint site. In the “search” bar you can also find specific sites. In “all sites” each site has 3 dots on the right side, which allow you to add it to “my sites.” In your sites, you have two options, use the blue icon to open the site in SharePoint. Next to it, there is a red icon which allows you to remove the site.
Next to the “Sites” in the top ribbon of Office2SharePoint you will find “Teams” where you can select any Teams site by ticking the circle. On the right side, you will also see the blue “open folder” icon. This opens the Teams site. You can also search for a specific Teams site in the search bar.
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Support
Should you have any questions please feel free to
contact us. We can also offer you a demo or assist you in the implementation. As it is a simple product, we believe it will not take more than just 30 min.
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