This document provides a comprehensive process to integrate and manage SharePoint as a knowledge source within the Knowledge Management System. Follow these steps to set up, synchronize, and manage your SharePoint data effectively.
Open the main menu to access more platform features and settings.
Select Knowledge Management to manage all your knowledge sources and resources.
Click Add Knowledge to start integrating new sources into your knowledge base.
Switch to the Organization Connector tab to manage sources available organization-wide.
Click the Add button to configure a new SharePoint source within Knowledge Management.
Enter a unique name for your new SharePoint knowledge source here.
Input your organization's Tenant Name to connect with the correct SharePoint domain.
Enter your SharePoint Site URL to specify the site you want to integrate as a knowledge source.
Input the required Authority URL for secure SharePoint authentication.
Provide the Client ID from your SharePoint app registration for API access.
Provide the Client Secret from your SharePoint app registration for API access.
Set the Remote Directory to target a specific document folder in SharePoint.
Click Enable to activate recurring synchronization for the chosen directory.
Open the Scheduler dropdown to select how often your SharePoint source will sync.
Choose your preferred sync interval for automated SharePoint updates.
Click Disable to stop the recurring sync process if needed.
Select your permission interval for the automated SharePoint Scheduler.
Click Save to apply your settings and add the SharePoint source. 
Switch to the Existing SharePoint tab to update or review already configured sources.
After successfully adding a SharePoint source, you can review the connector or delete it as well. 
Use Delete to permanently remove this SharePoint source from the system 
Select Close in the confirmation dialog to cancel the deletion and retain this knowledge source. 
Click the Review button to inspect the details and status of this SharePoint knowledge connector.
Select View Logs to examine the system activity and see details of past indexing attempts.
Close the Log Details popup to return to the main configuration view.
Click on the search icon to filter or explore specific logs for an indexing attempt.
Press Run Indexing to start a new scan and update content for your knowledge connector.
Use View logs to audit events and monitor actions for this connector.
Exit the Log Details to return to the broader connector details view. 
Select Edit to modify connection details, permissions, or other connector settings. 
Exit the Edit Knowledge dialog if you do not wish to save any changes. 
Click Delete if you want to remove the entire SharePoint knowledge connector from your environment.
Close the confirmation dialog if you do not wish to proceed with deleting the connector.
Use Refresh to update the latest connector data and ensure you see the most current information.
Open the Permission Attempts tab to investigate or troubleshoot recent permission checks for this connector.
Use View Logs here to analyze the outcome of a specific permission attempt.
Click Cancel to close the Log Details dialog and return to main connector settings.
Select Knowledge Objects to instantly reveal all items stored within your current SharePoint locations.
Return to the connector list to review all connectors or choose another to manage.
Here all the files uploaded and other Other connectors data stored as well are stored in the knowledge bases are shown in this Manage knowledge tab
In Manage Knowledge, here is our SharePoint added source. You can View, Edit, or Delete.
Click the Edit button to modify the details of this knowledge entry.
Close the Edit Knowledge form to exit without saving changes.
Select Delete to begin removing a knowledge entry from the list.
Cancel the deletion process by closing the confirmation dialog.
Well Done..!!! You are now ready to Add Sharepoint Knowledge sources in the platform.