Microsoft SharePoint

Name: Microsoft SharePoint
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User Reviews for Microsoft SharePoint

Needs work

The mobile app for Sharepoint is missing some very basic functionality. First, it doesn’t work as a stand-alone app: it always wants to open OneDrive for Business to view a file. Why? Why do I have to install two apps just to view a document in the Sharepoint app?The other major missing part is the ability to handle document library views. We build views to filter as well as to streamline navigation. But the app doesn’t show you views and display document libraries with all of their columns/metadata. It just shows you a “pile” of documents and doesn’t look like the same view you see in the web version. While I expect some differences, the tablet apps should be very similar to the web experience.Hoping that Microsoft makes viewing document libraries better very soon. And eliminates OneDrive for Business as a part of viewing and navigating.

coloITguy, Nov 22, 2017

Works well on mobile

It has been some times since I used The sharepoint mobile app but so far this version seems to flow and work very well. My only suggestion so far is that when I need to upload several files to something like a calendar event, it would be nice if you could select multiple files to upload instead of having to do it one at a time.

DragonsWing, May 01, 2021

This is barely an app

When I want to access most things I use SharePoint for, rather than give me anything like a mobile experience, this app just serves as a sort of browser to show me a poorly optimized site. This would be okay, but the issue is that the site itself is hard to navigate and downright clunky. I’ll try to tap a button and suddenly the keyboard pops up on its own and I’m typing invisible letters when I was trying to click on a drop-down menu. Very odd, makes the whole app frustrating to use. I’ve never been the biggest fan of Microsoft’s app ui, but at least it’s functional and not too buggy. Please devote some more attention to this potentially very useful app! Make it easier to navigate, and easier to find things I’m looking for. Maybe add a first-time user tutorial like most similar apps do. At the very least, make the app an app, not a proxy for websites!

Gilamath, Jun 07, 2018

Finally!!! 👏🏾🙌🏾_but needs more.

Update 1: I now use the sharepoint app as a viewer. I enjoy the recent update of being able to create folders. It is about time. Can we also get more editing features for our sites instead of going through the browser?? This will truly make the app better.It is about time the Sharepoint team made the app useful. It made absolutely no sense with what they had before. Needing two apps just to use one partially? Seriously whoever came up with that idea needs to be fired. You should have always been able to view files within the native app. Again, now you can use the app. It would be great if they added editing features to the app. Do that and this app will become what it should have been all this time.

Heck No!!!, Dec 16, 2018

Use Edge Instead

In a lot of cases, everything that can be done from a web browser can’t be done in an app. I’d at least like to see parity to the mobile web browser experience within sharepoint and then something to make the app appealing. At this time, the app doesn’t serve anything that a mobile web browser doesn’t already do better.Sharepoint as a product has been great, just this mobile app doesn’t seem to bring much to the table that can’t be done better from Safari or another mobile browser. I basically use the app to avoid logging in with MFA.From edge, if you browse Sharepoint with the desktop version, you get a lot of the posting and editing power you normally get on desktop on a web browser.

Hoochalaffa The Great, Jan 08, 2021

I Want to Love Office 365!

It’s almost like the Microsoft engineers push out O365 updates and go back to using Google around the office. Straight down the line Microsoft is making enough progress to keep us hanging on, but more often than not the apps are clunky, the functionality is slow, unstable, and ill conceived. This app really doesn’t do anything to add Sharepoint features for iOS. Some with Team, Planner, and OneDrive (although that is the best by a long shot).Microsoft should hire someone that is an expert in Evernote that knows all the ways that app is lighter, faster, and more functional than OneNote on every platform. Please, make these apps work for users that want you to succeed. We’re invested in Microsoft, we’re support these tools around the office, and they’re either too illogical for beginners or too clunky for advanced users.

hoytraptor, May 14, 2018

Too many bugs

Update: was able to reinstall the app today but still being kicked out on the sign in page like other users are reporting. Please please fix this. — The SP app has been unstable at best, but since the recent “update” it has gotten even worse. For a few weeks I have not been able to log into my company O365 account. Recently I tried deleting the app to reinstall it and even thought it disappeared from my iPad, when I come to the App Store to reinstall it again it still shows as on my iPad. I don’t have the option to download, only to “open”. Please fix this app, so many of us rely on SharePoint for everyday work.

karmic02, Sep 10, 2021

App keeps logging me out

Hello ,Everytime I close the phone or minimize the all on my phone it makes me log back in everytime now . I have a iPhone 12 Pro Max and it use to never make me log in now every time I want to use SharePoint on my phone it makes me log into the app . I have restarted my phone and everything . Looks like the app needs to update but shows no update available on SharePoint for my phone . Any suggestions or help with this would be greatly appreciated as I use it a lot

matthewshaneredhawk13, Sep 08, 2022

Returns to home

I like the fact I can access everything on my phone in an organized and easy to follow manner. However, any time you hit the back button or something seems to go wrong (happens more than you’d think). It sends you all the way back to home page. Which is an issue when I’ve been going through lots of folders within folders. My worst gripe is how I can’t successfully upload files from my phone. I have a 13 pro so I am doubtful that my phone is the issue. I’ll add a photo to a folder and it just sends me back to the Home Screen without even uploading the picture.

Mike garrison, May 25, 2022

Epic fail last 2 updates

I’m an electrician and I use my iPad the update cads that my company uses to wire houses. Just over the last two days of updates all of the things I was using to make changes are gone. Is there any way you guys can fix this.You asked for more information. Before the update there was tab that would drop down and I would pick the pen thing and that would drop down a list of things I could to my cad, like installing text or I could write on the cad like a pen. This is now gone after the update. It’s putting me in a real bind right now as I’m in the middle of 3 projects that needs this program. Can you guys please fix this.

Mr Jaam, Oct 26, 2018

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Find files, news, sites and people - personalized for you and your organization. SharePoint infuses AI into the mobile app experience to keep you focused and productive while on the go. AI builds an understanding of what you work on, how you work, and how your colleagues' work relates to you.

When you need expertise, content, or resources when you're on the go, SharePoint is a great place to start looking. · Browse your sites, files, people and more to get back to what you were working on · Use search to find and discover important content · Access your personalized view of team sites, communication sites, and news posts · Tap on a user to get to their contact card and see who they work with and what they are working on · Create news posts on the go and share your updates, reports, status, and experiences with your team · Sign in to your SharePoint sites, whether they're in the cloud or on-premises. The app works with SharePoint Online and SharePoint Server versions 2013 and higher · Add multiple accounts, and easily switch between them What people are saying: The SharePoint mobile app has been featured in TechCrunch, The Verge, ZDNet, PCWorld and Computerworld. Over 2 years of app store reviews: "making collaboration easier than ever!!""" "keeps me connected with my office documents and coworkers" "seamless integration with other Office apps" "it's so easy and simple to use!!" Note: To sign in to SharePoint, your organization needs to have an Office 365 subscription that includes SharePoint Online or an on-premises SharePoint Server. This app is provided by Microsoft. Data provided through the use of this store and this app may be accessible to Microsoft and transferred to, stored, and processed in the United States or any other country where Microsoft or its affiliates maintain facilities.