Sharepoint Online Integration

[doau95]

Hello all.

I saw in the documentation: https://www.drawio.com/docs/integrations/microsoft/sharepoint/ that there should be a SPO Webpart available for draw.io . In our M365 tenant I cannot find it.

Can you please help me to enable it? Is there an own app package necessary?

Thank you very much!

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Summary: The user is asking how to find and enable the draw.io SharePoint Online web part in their Microsoft 365 tenant, which is likely a commercial product question rather than an open-source project issue.

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🟡 #8 - OneDrive for Business
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• The SharePoint Online web part for draw.io is a commercial product offered by the draw.io team (JGraph/Seibert Media), not part of the open-source project hosted on GitHub. Have you checked the draw.io website or contacted their sales/support team directly at https://www.drawio.com/integrations or support@draw.io for information on obtaining and deploying the SharePoint web part?
• Are you looking for the free open-source draw.io integration, or the commercial draw.io for Microsoft 365 product? The SharePoint web part typically requires a separate app package/license that needs to be deployed to your tenant's SharePoint App Catalog.
• Have you checked your SharePoint App Catalog or the Microsoft AppSource marketplace for the draw.io web part?

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[davidjgraph]

We had to put up the documentation prior to submitting the sharepoint thing to MS. However, MS have been rejecting it all year and we don't understand why at this point.

So, we might have one eventually, but we have to leave the docs up as it's a requirement for each submission.

[doau95]

ah understood. Thank you. Is it possible to upload the app package manually?

[davidjgraph]

I don't have the package, personally.

[doau95]

is there a timeline where you think it will be approved by Microsoft?

[davidjgraph]

No, and it's entirely possible we never will be. It's a free product and difficult to spend a lot of time on it this year.

[doau95]

okay thank you. fully understood. Does anybody has this package to share?