Teams uses SharePoint for its content and also allows SharePoint pages, libraries, lists etc to be added in tabs and accessed that way. SharePoint locations are available directly in Office applications SharePoint is a location they can know about and treat as a known file location. directly from SharePoint (not just the local sync above) without needing to open the browser. Desktop Office clients (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote) etc.SharePoint and OneDrive can appear in your local file system (File Explorer) You can do this for multiple instances of SharePoint if you need to. Even I do it and I really don’t much like folders.

Lots of people prefer this way of interacting with files. The OneDrive sync client also synchronises SharePoint libraries which allows files stored in SharePoint libraries to be accessed via Windows Explorer just as if they were your local files.You can interact with SharePoint from the desktop in the following ways: Just because there is no ‘SharePoint app’ doesn’t mean you can’t use SharePoint on the desktop. How can SharePoint be used on the desktop It’s questionable whether there is a need for such an app, in my opinion, but let’s explore what this means in reality. Not in the way people probably mean, there is no app that replicates the browser experience. There have been a couple of technical developments that extend my answer so here the current position. Back in 2020 I answered this Quora question based on the state of the art at the time.

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