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Microsoft SharePoint is one of the most widely deployed enterprise collaboration and document management platforms in the world, used by organizations for intranets, document libraries, team sites, and workflow automation. SharePoint integrates deeply with Microsoft 365 and Teams, making it the default internal content hub for many large organizations. For dotCMS customers, SharePoint often holds the internal documentation, policies, product specifications, and team knowledge that needs to be republished or surfaced externally — whether on public websites, customer portals, or partner-facing experiences. Through APIs and integration tools, teams can bridge SharePoint content into dotCMS publishing workflows, reducing the manual effort of copying and reformatting internal content for external audiences while maintaining governance over what gets published and where.
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