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# SharePoint Widget
### Overview
The SharePoint widget in MangoApps allows domain users to access SharePoint directly from their MangoApps dashboard. This integration provides convenient access to SharePoint resources within the familiar MangoApps environment, streamlining workflows and improving productivity.
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### Add the Widget to Home
In the Admin Portal, navigate to **Manage Domain > Modules > Home** to manage and configure widgets for the user dashboard. Within the dashboard settings, locate the **Widgets** tab to view the available widgets that can be added. Scroll through the list until you find the **SharePoint widget.** Click the **Add** icon next to it to add it to the user dashboard.
After adding the SharePoint widget, configure its settings to ensure it provides the necessary access to SharePoint resources. You may need to specify the SharePoint URL or other relevant details. Once the configuration is complete, save the changes. The SharePoint widget will now be available on the user dashboard, allowing users direct access to SharePoint from within MangoApps.
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By adding the SharePoint widget to the MangoApps dashboard, domain admins can simplify document management and improve efficiency, allowing users to access SharePoint files and folders without leaving the MangoApps platform.
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