SHAREPOINT CONNECTOR · POWERED BY MEDIA MANAGER
Connect Microsoft SharePoint to Your Salesforce Records
Keep files in SharePoint while your teams access, preview, organize, and manage them directly from Salesforce records without switching between systems



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Bring SharePoint Files Closer to Salesforce
Business documents and shared files often live in SharePoint while teams work every day in Salesforce.
Switching between Salesforce and SharePoint can make it harder to find the right files in the right record context.
Media Manager’s SharePoint Connector brings externally stored files into the Salesforce experience, helping teams access and manage them where they work.
EXTERNAL STORAGE
Keep Files in SharePoint. Keep the Salesforce Context.
Keep your business files in Microsoft SharePoint while making them accessible from the right Salesforce records.
Access SharePoint files without leaving the Salesforce record page.
Keep externally stored files connected to the business context your teams work with every day.
Search, preview, and manage SharePoint files through Media Manager inside Salesforce.
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SHAREPOINT CONNECTION
Connect the SharePoint Sites Your Teams Use
Connect Media Manager with Microsoft SharePoint and bring files from your configured SharePoint environment into Salesforce.
Securely configure the connection using your Microsoft Azure app credentials.
Connect using your Microsoft Tenant ID, Client ID, and Client Secret.
Configure the SharePoint site and storage location your Salesforce users need to access.
EVERYDAY EXPERIENCE
The Media Manager Experience Now for SharePoint
Work with SharePoint files through the familiar Media Manager experience your teams use inside Salesforce.
Browse SharePoint files using familiar List, Tile, and Slider views.
Search and preview external files without moving between Salesforce and SharePoint.
Manage files and folders directly from the Salesforce record context.
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Work Smarter Inside Salesforce
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is SharePoint Connector?
SharePoint Connector is Media Manager’s External Storage integration with Microsoft SharePoint. It lets teams access and manage SharePoint-stored files from within Salesforce records.
Do my files move from SharePoint into Salesforce?
No. Files accessed through the connector remain stored in SharePoint. Media Manager gives users a Salesforce-side experience to access and manage them.
What do I need to connect SharePoint with Media Manager?
You need an active Microsoft 365 account and access to Microsoft Azure. An Azure App Registration is used to obtain the Tenant ID, Client ID, and Client Secret required to configure the connection.
Can I connect multiple SharePoint sites?
Yes. Media Manager supports connecting multiple SharePoint sites, so teams can access files across different sites while continuing to work from Salesforce.
What can users do with SharePoint files from Salesforce?
Users can access and work with SharePoint files through Media Manager inside Salesforce. Supported file actions will depend on the capabilities enabled for the SharePoint Connector.
Is the SharePoint connection secure?
The connection uses a Microsoft Azure App Registration and application credentials to establish access between Media Manager and the configured SharePoint environment. Access permissions can be configured for the required SharePoint sites.
Does SharePoint integration require coding?
No. The SharePoint Connector uses a guided, click-based setup. Admins can configure the integration without writing custom code.





