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Let an agent find SharePoint sites and files, read Word documents and slides, update Excel cells, and create or organize content.

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Available Tools

52 tools available in this integration

  • MicrosoftSharepoint.AddTextToWordDocument

    Append text to the end of an existing Word document.

  • MicrosoftSharepoint.AddWorksheet

    Add a new worksheet to a SharePoint Excel workbook.

  • MicrosoftSharepoint.CopyItem

    Copy a file or folder.

  • MicrosoftSharepoint.CreateFolder

    Create a new folder in a SharePoint drive.

  • MicrosoftSharepoint.CreatePresentation

    Create a new PowerPoint presentation in a SharePoint drive.

  • MicrosoftSharepoint.CreateShareLink

    Create a share link for a SharePoint drive item.

  • MicrosoftSharepoint.CreateSlide

    Append a new slide to the end of an existing PowerPoint presentation in a SharePoint drive.

  • MicrosoftSharepoint.CreateTwoContentSlide

    Append a TWO_CONTENT slide with side-by-side content areas to a SharePoint PowerPoint.

  • MicrosoftSharepoint.CreateWordDocument

    Create a new Word document in a SharePoint drive.

  • MicrosoftSharepoint.CreateWorkbook

    Create a new Excel workbook (.xlsx) in a SharePoint drive.

  • MicrosoftSharepoint.CreateWorksheet

    Add a new worksheet to a SharePoint Excel workbook.

  • MicrosoftSharepoint.DeleteItem

    Delete a file or folder from a SharePoint drive.

  • MicrosoftSharepoint.DeleteWorksheet

    Delete a worksheet from a SharePoint Excel workbook.

  • MicrosoftSharepoint.DownloadFileText

    Read the text of a PDF or plain-text file in a SharePoint drive.

  • MicrosoftSharepoint.GetAllSlideNotes

    Get all speaker notes from every slide in a SharePoint PowerPoint presentation.

  • MicrosoftSharepoint.GetCopyStatus

    Check status of an async copy operation using the token returned when it was started.

  • MicrosoftSharepoint.GetDrivesFromSite

    Retrieve drives / document libraries from a SharePoint site.

  • MicrosoftSharepoint.GetItemsFromList

    Retrieve items from a list in a SharePoint site.

  • MicrosoftSharepoint.GetListsFromSite

    Retrieve lists from a SharePoint site.

  • MicrosoftSharepoint.GetPage

    Retrieve metadata and the contents of a page in a SharePoint site.

  • MicrosoftSharepoint.GetPresentation

    Get the content of a PowerPoint presentation stored in a SharePoint drive as markdown.

  • MicrosoftSharepoint.GetPresentationAsMarkdown

    Get the content of a PowerPoint presentation stored in a SharePoint drive as markdown.

  • MicrosoftSharepoint.GetSite

    Retrieve information about a specific SharePoint site by its ID, URL, or name.

  • MicrosoftSharepoint.GetSlideNote

    Get the speaker notes from a specific slide in a SharePoint PowerPoint presentation.

  • MicrosoftSharepoint.GetSlideNotes

    Get the speaker notes from a specific slide in a SharePoint PowerPoint presentation.

  • MicrosoftSharepoint.GetWordDocument

    Get a Word document's metadata and content from a SharePoint drive.

  • MicrosoftSharepoint.GetWorkbookMetadata

    Get metadata about an Excel workbook in a SharePoint drive, including worksheet list.

  • MicrosoftSharepoint.GetWorksheet

    Read cell values from a worksheet in a SharePoint Excel workbook.

  • MicrosoftSharepoint.GetWorksheetData

    Read cell values from a worksheet in a SharePoint Excel workbook.

  • MicrosoftSharepoint.InsertTextAtEndOfWordDocument

    Append text to the end of an existing Word document.

  • MicrosoftSharepoint.ListFolderItems

    Retrieve items from a folder, or from the root, of a drive in a SharePoint site.

  • MicrosoftSharepoint.ListItemsInFolder

    Retrieve items from a folder in a drive in a SharePoint site.

  • MicrosoftSharepoint.ListListItems

    Retrieve items from a list in a SharePoint site.

  • MicrosoftSharepoint.ListLists

    Retrieve lists from a SharePoint site.

  • MicrosoftSharepoint.ListPages

    Retrieve pages from a SharePoint site.

  • MicrosoftSharepoint.ListRootItemsInDrive

    Retrieve items from the root of a drive in a SharePoint site.

  • MicrosoftSharepoint.ListSiteDrives

    Retrieve drives / document libraries from a SharePoint site.

  • MicrosoftSharepoint.ListSites

    List all SharePoint sites accessible to the current user.

  • MicrosoftSharepoint.ListSlideNotes

    Get all speaker notes from every slide in a SharePoint PowerPoint presentation.

  • MicrosoftSharepoint.MoveItem

    Move a file or folder to a new location in a SharePoint drive.

  • MicrosoftSharepoint.MoveItems

    Move one or more files or folders to a new folder in a SharePoint drive in a single call.

  • MicrosoftSharepoint.ReadFile

    Read the text of a PDF or plain-text file in a SharePoint drive.

  • MicrosoftSharepoint.RenameWorksheet

    Rename an existing worksheet in a SharePoint Excel workbook.

  • MicrosoftSharepoint.SearchDriveItems

    Search for items in one or more Sharepoint drives.

  • MicrosoftSharepoint.SearchSites

    Search for SharePoint sites by name or description, or list every site the user can access.

  • MicrosoftSharepoint.SetSlideNote

    Set or update the speaker notes on a specific slide in a SharePoint PowerPoint.

  • MicrosoftSharepoint.SetSlideNotes

    Set or update the speaker notes on a specific slide in a SharePoint PowerPoint.

  • MicrosoftSharepoint.TrashItems

    Move one or more files or folders to the SharePoint site's recycle bin in a single call.

  • MicrosoftSharepoint.UpdateCell

    Update a single cell value in a SharePoint Excel workbook.

  • MicrosoftSharepoint.UpdateRange

    Update one or more cells in a SharePoint Excel worksheet using sparse dict format.

  • MicrosoftSharepoint.UpdateWorksheet

    Rename an existing worksheet in a SharePoint Excel workbook.

  • MicrosoftSharepoint.WhoAmI

    Get information about the current user and their SharePoint environment.

Why agent-optimized tools matter

Built for intent, not API schemas

Ask the agent to "find the project site, read the latest policy page, and add a summary to a Word document." Arcade picks the right SharePoint tools without guessing site, drive, or item IDs.

Up to 100x fewer tokens

SharePoint search and folder listings return item metadata first and fetch document, slide, or cell content only when asked, so the agent avoids loading whole libraries into the model.

Complete the workflow end to end

Find the site, locate the library, read the source, update a workbook, and create a share link through one toolkit designed around the complete SharePoint task.

Make actions predictable and controlled

Arcade tools return structured results and useful errors across users and runs. Teams can apply scope restrictions, redaction, and approval policies so agents follow the same controls every time.

Securing Microsoft SharePoint

The more capabilities agents get, the more useful they are. However, more capabilities bring more risks of undesired effects such as data loss and exfiltration.

This is why Arcade provides you with contextual rules that dictate how and when a tool is allowed to run. Arcade’s contextual access lets you govern tool visibility and behavior at every stage of execution and control who can see a tool, what inputs are allowed, and what comes back.

Learn about Contextual Access Policies

For Microsoft SharePoint, you can implement some of these policies:

Access

when tools are listed for a user
  • Hide MicrosoftSharepoint.DeleteItem from agents unless the roles your IDP marks as SharePoint owners are active, so regular users cannot remove files or folders.
  • Restrict MicrosoftSharepoint.CreateShareLink to agents operating under your document-sharing role, so unapproved automation cannot expose internal files through new links.
  • Deny MicrosoftSharepoint.MoveItem to agents outside your content-management role, so they cannot move files into restricted or public folders.
  • Hide MicrosoftSharepoint.TrashItems from agents unless the roles your IDP marks as site administrators are active, so regular users cannot send shared files or folders to the recycle bin.
  • Restrict MicrosoftSharepoint.MoveItems to agents operating under your content-operations role, so automation cannot relocate batches of files into folders with broader access.
  • Deny MicrosoftSharepoint.SetSlideNote to agents outside your presentation-owner role, so they cannot alter speaker notes in an approved executive or customer presentation.

Pre-execution

before each tool call
  • Require human approval before MicrosoftSharepoint.UpdateRange changes a workbook used for financial, payroll, or production reporting, so an agent cannot overwrite multiple business-critical cells without review.
  • Block MicrosoftSharepoint.InsertTextAtEndOfWordDocument when the target document is marked legal, contractual, or approved, so an agent cannot append unreviewed language to a controlled record.
  • Require human approval before MicrosoftSharepoint.DeleteWorksheet runs, so an agent cannot remove a worksheet containing source data or audit history.
  • Require human approval before MicrosoftSharepoint.AddTextToWordDocument changes a document marked final, legal, or contractual, so an agent cannot add unreviewed language to an approved record.
  • Block MicrosoftSharepoint.CreateWorksheet when the workbook belongs to your financial, payroll, or regulatory reporting libraries, so an agent cannot introduce unreviewed tabs into controlled workbooks.
  • Require human approval before MicrosoftSharepoint.UpdateWorksheet renames a worksheet used by scheduled reports, so an agent cannot break downstream references with an unchecked name change.

Post-execution

after the tool returns
  • Redact MicrosoftSharepoint.GetWordDocument results by removing personal phone numbers, home addresses, access tokens, and secrets before the document content reaches the model.
  • Strip customer names, confidential project details, and speaker notes containing internal strategy from MicrosoftSharepoint.GetPresentationAsMarkdown results before the model sees the presentation.
  • Redact MicrosoftSharepoint.GetWorksheetData results by masking employee tax IDs, bank details, compensation, and other payroll fields before they reach the model.
  • Redact MicrosoftSharepoint.DownloadFileText results by removing account numbers, access tokens, personal addresses, and other secrets before file text reaches the model.
  • Strip MicrosoftSharepoint.GetSlideNote results containing customer details, internal strategy, or speaker-only commentary before the model sees the note.
  • Deny MicrosoftSharepoint.ListFolderItems results for folders marked confidential or under legal hold, so the model cannot infer restricted filenames, paths, or document metadata.

How to use Microsoft SharePoint with your agent

Connect Microsoft SharePoint to your MCP client through Arcade, then authorize each user's SharePoint account. The walkthrough takes you from setup to your first site search or document update.

Your questions, answered

A Microsoft SharePoint MCP server exposes SharePoint sites, document libraries, lists, pages, files, Word documents, Excel workbooks, and PowerPoint presentations as structured tools an AI agent can call through the Model Context Protocol. After a user authorizes their account, the agent can perform the permitted read and write actions.

Microsoft SharePoint's native APIs are not an MCP server. Arcade exposes SharePoint actions through MCP and adds per-user OAuth, approval workflows, response redaction, and scope controls so the same integration works across supported clients and frameworks.

Arcade agents can find sites, libraries, folders, files, lists, and pages; read Word, PDF, text, PowerPoint, and Excel content; create and edit Word documents, workbooks, worksheets, presentations, slides, and speaker notes; move, copy, rename, share, or delete items; and update list or worksheet data.

Arcade requests the delegated Microsoft Graph and SharePoint permissions required by the actions you enable. Read-only workflows need read access to the relevant sites, drives, lists, pages, and files; creating, editing, moving, sharing, or deleting content requires the corresponding write or delete permissions, subject to tenant consent and the user's SharePoint access.

Yes. Each user authorizes their own Microsoft account through OAuth. SharePoint actions run under that user's authorization and can reach only the sites, libraries, lists, and files that user is allowed to access.

Yes. Contextual Access policies can require human approval before consequential SharePoint actions such as deleting or trashing items, moving files, creating share links, or changing documents and workbook data. The call proceeds only after the policy's conditions have been satisfied.

Arcade proxies SharePoint API calls and does not persist your content as part of normal tool execution. OAuth credentials are brokered and stored encrypted at rest, and the model never receives raw credentials.

Any framework or client that can connect to Arcade's MCP gateway or tool APIs works, including LangChain, OpenAI Agents, CrewAI, Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, Visual Studio Code, Microsoft Copilot Studio, and GitHub Copilot.

Arcade refreshes access while the user's Microsoft authorization remains valid. If it is revoked, rotated, or can no longer be refreshed, SharePoint actions stop until the user reconnects their account.

Microsoft Graph throttling and SharePoint service limits still apply to calls made through Arcade. High-volume listing, searching, file operations, and workbook updates may be throttled, so clients should honor retry responses and avoid unnecessary repeated reads.

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