AvePoint Office Connect for Outlook
by AvePoint, inc.
Connect user inboxes with Office 365 libraries to enable collaboration and break down data silos
AvePoint Office Connect makes it easy to connect your Office 365 Sites, OneDrives, Teams and Groups to your Microsoft Outlook Desktop, Mobile, and Web Access clients, ensuring that users can more easily collaborate on content previously siloed in individual mailboxes.
***Key Benefits ***
Centralize Collaboration - Easily copy mail and attachments into Office 365 Groups, SharePoint Online, and OneDrive for Business, to shift users to your collaboration platform of choice and break down data silos
Increase ROI of Office 365 - Drive adoption of Office 365 Groups, SharePoint Online, and OneDrive for Business, by making it easier to shift critical content from user inboxes to Office 365 sites and libraries
Reduce organizational risk – By shifting critical content into Groups, SharePoint Online, and OneDrive for Business, take advantage of advanced document management functionality and tenant-wide search, to ensure content is available to users that need it and protected according to organizational policies
***Technical Overview ***
Enable users to upload mail and attachments to the Office 365 sites and libraries they have access to, directly from Outlook
Click on the Office Connect icon in mail previews to select mail and attachments for upload to Office 365 Groups, SharePoint Online or OneDrive for Business locations
Easily browse for destination Office 365 libraries with text-based search, or from recently accessed locations
Supports integration of Outlook Desktop and Mobile Applications, as well as Outlook Web Access Applications with Office 365 sites and libraries
Mobile support for IOS and Android Outlook Applications as well as browser-based Outlook Web Access
*NOTE: This add-in requires a trial or subscription to AvePoint Office Connect Online
App capabilities
- Can send data over the Internet
- This app can read or modify the contents of any item in your mailbox, and create new items. It can access personal information -- such as the body, subject, sender, recipients, or attachments -- in any message or calendar item. It may send this data to a third-party service.
