Microsoft 365 Integration

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I am wondering if there are any plans in the future for an integration with MS 365 services? Many larger organizations have gone in this direction and having a built-in integration would be very helpful in making a case for adoption.

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MS365 is a massive beast. What do you imagine an integration would look like?

Perhaps you have specific MS products that you think could usefully integrate with Fibery? Otherwise, I think that “Microsoft 365 Integration” is too vague a request to be reasonably implementable.
For example, how should Fibery integrate with OneDrive? with PowerPoint? with Teams?

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Thanks @Chr1sG . That is a fair comment. I would be interested in the following tools (more or less in order of preference):

  • Outlook/Exchange: email, calendar and task support (similar to what is available for Google Workspaces). At the moment, to get outlook calendar into fibery, I’ve found only two options
    • use an automation tool like make or zapier to create fibery entities (which many organizations won’t allow) or
    • use Google Calendar as middleman to sync events using an iCalendar/ics feed. This method works more consistently but Microsoft’s published ics feeds are incomplete and missing attendee lists and a whole bunch of other fields for appointments. An actual integration will remove all these intermediate points of failure.
  • Power Automate: having a native fibery connector would open up many possibilities for integrations and tools within MS ecosystem. While there is an http connector for API calls, it is considered a premium option and so is almost always not available to users. A Power Automate connector would likely make the rest of the list less critical as it allows you to handle the MS365 side of things within that environment.
  • Teams: ability to connect to channels and post messages, notifications, drive actions or approvals, …
  • Planner: ability to sync entities to planner projects (similar to Jira integration)
  • OneDrive: file exchange/attachments, backup, etc

SharePoint lists and libraries integrations would also be nice but again a Power Automate connector would allow that type of workflow to be handled within MS365.