Microsoft Office 365
The documents, sites and mailboxes your company already runs on.
- Category
- Productivity & Docs
- Used in
- Agentic Portal · SDK-managed agents · Cominty API
- Made by
- Microsoft
- Access
- Read & write
office.com
Connect Office 365 to Cominty so your agents work in the files your teams already keep — the SharePoint site, the OneDrive folder, the workbook somebody maintains by hand — and answer out of them with the document and the page they read from. Nothing is copied into another store: the runtime reads where the file lives, under the permissions of the person who asked.
What people use it for
Answer out of SharePoint
Ask a question of a site nobody has reorganised since 2019 and get the passage, with the document it is in.
Draft in Word
Produce the memo or the report in the template your team uses, filled from the sources it cites.
Read and update a workbook
Pull the figures out of Excel, check them against another system, and write the corrected rows back.
Keep a folder tidy
File what a run produced where it belongs, named the way the rest of the folder is named.
Brief from the whole tenant
One answer that reads mail, files and sites together, instead of three searches and a copy-paste.
What Office 365 is asked for
Delegated Microsoft Graph permissions, granted by the person signing in and revocable in the same place. A tenant administrator can consent once for everyone, and withdraw it the same way.
- Files.ReadWrite.All
- To open the documents that person can open, and to write back a file the run produced.
- Sites.Read.All
- To search the SharePoint sites they already have access to.
- Mail.ReadWrite
- To read and draft mail when the run spans the mailbox as well as the files.
- User.Read
- To know who is signed in, so the audit trail names a person rather than a token.
What we keep
Nothing is copied into a training set, and nothing leaves the region you run in. Content is fetched for the request that asked for it, held only as long as that run needs it, and dropped when the run ends — what remains is the audit record: who asked, which tool answered, and when. Access is your user’s own: the connector can never reach a mailbox, file or calendar that the signed-in person cannot open themselves, and revoking Cominty in your Microsoft account ends it immediately.