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Integrating Microsoft SharePoint with Athena allows enterprises to efficiently manage and access a wide range of documents and data stored within their SharePoint sites directly within Athena. This powerful integration enables Athena to interact with your organization’s SharePoint content, providing seamless access to important files such as Word documents, Excel spreadsheets, PDFs, PowerPoint presentations, and plaintext files.

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What You Can Do with Sharepoint Integration

Once connected, Athena can:
  • Search and retrieve documents from your SharePoint sites
  • Access and analyze files stored in SharePoint libraries
  • Answer questions based on SharePoint document content
  • Provide insights from your organization’s SharePoint data
  • Collaborate on SharePoint files within the Athena workspace
Note that the same permissions defined on your SharePoint site apply to the Athena SharePoint integration.

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Step-by-step instructions

Follow the steps below to connect your SharePoint to Athena:
1

Navigate to Drive

Navigate to Drive from the applications sidebar on the left.
2

Connect to your SharePoint

Click on the Add New Connection button. Then click on the Connect button under SharePoint.
3

Authorize Athena

Select the account for which you want to connect your SharePoint to Athena.
4

Choose Site

Once your connection is successful, you’ll be able to choose a site to connect from the dropdown as shown. Select the site you would want to connect and click on Finish.
Note that you can connect multiple sites to Athena by following the same process and adding another site.
5

Connection Successful

Your SharePoint site is now ready to use. You can open any asset from your SharePoint asset directly as a Live Asset and interact with using Athena.
Learn more about Live Assets.
6

Search SharePoint

You can easily search for files in your SharePoint by hitting Cmd+K (iOS) or Ctrl+K (Windows) and switching to the SharePoint tab.
You can also use the @Search SharePoint tool directly in chat to find any files from your SharePoint.
7

Live Assets as AOP Inputs

Select any AOP that you want to run and switch to the SharePoint tab to select a file directly from SharePoint to be used as an input for the AOP.