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Copilot UX components are generally available: bring interactive experiences into Copilot
Oct 28, 2026
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Copilot UX components are generally available: bring interactive experiences into Copilot

Vesa Juvonen

Copilot UX components are generally available with SPFx 1.24. Bring interactive dashboards, forms, and business actions directly into Microsoft Copilot, so peop...

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Nov 11, 2026
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Make business content ready for AI with M-Files – SharePoint Embedded partner spotlight

Steve Pucelik

What happens when intelligent information management meets the Microsoft 365 ecosystem?  Organizations are looking for better ways to manage growing volumes of business-critical content while preparing that content for AI. As they’re building custom apps, they want strong context and governance along with the Microsoft 365 environments, tools, and security practices they already rely on.  SharePoint Embedded enables developers and independent software vendors to build content-centric applications that bring Microsoft 365 collaboration, security, and compliance capabilities directly into their solutions.  ...

Nov 6, 2026
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Work IQ: SharePoint Tools

Paolo,
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Bring SharePoint into your custom apps and agents with Work IQ API New SharePoint tools are coming to the Work IQ API, bringing SharePoint content and actions to your custom apps and agents through the same workplace intelligence layer that powers Microsoft Copilot. Work IQ connects AI to your organization’s knowledge, people, and workflows, combining context, memory, and skills to help agents understand work and act on it. With these new tools, developers can build agents that find files, manage lists and libraries, and work with approvals—all within the signed-in user’s existing permissions. By dynamically d...

Nov 4, 2026
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Deprecation notice: Low-trust SharePoint add-ins in SharePoint Server Subscription Edition

SharePoint team

Support for low-trust SharePoint Add-ins in SharePoint Server Subscription Edition ends on January 12, 2027. The January 2027 public update will disable these add-ins by default. Organizations should identify affected solutions and plan their migration to supported alternatives, such as SharePoint Framework (SPFx). SharePoint REST, CSOM, and JSOM APIs are not affected.

Nov 4, 2026
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Your voice shapes SPFx: take our developer survey

Vesa Juvonen

Help shape the future of SPFx. Share your developer experience in our survey, open until December 9, 2026, and help guide future investments. Explore highlights from a year of updates, including Copilot UX components, and discover what’s next on the roadmap and how to get involved in the community.

Nov 3, 2026
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Your app needs documents. Do you really want to build a document platform?

Steve Pucelik

File storage is rarely just file storage.  Imagine your team is building a contract management application. At first, the document requirement looks straightforward: upload a file, organize it, retrieve it, and let the right people open it.  Then the real requirements from your customer, security, and operations teams arrive, and the scope quickly expands to collaboration, authentication, permissions, governance, and administrative controls. What began as a feature has become a document platform. And now your team is spending cycles on content services instead of adding unique customer value.   SharePoint ...

Oct 28, 2026
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Streamline creation and management of AI-ready, custom apps with SharePoint Embedded

Steve Pucelik

SharePoint content isn’t limited to sites and document libraries. Increasingly, organizations are bringing Microsoft 365 content capabilities directly into the custom apps their users rely on.  That’s where SharePoint Embedded comes in. SharePoint Embedded is a cloud-based, API-only document management platform that enables developers to bring Microsoft 365 content capabilities into custom applications, including Office collaboration, Microsoft Purview security and compliance, and Copilot experiences. The application provides the user experience, while SharePoint Embedded provides the content platform behind i...

Oct 22, 2026
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Develop enterprise-grade apps with SharePoint Embedded

Steve Pucelik

Taking an enterprise application from development to production requires confidence that it can scale, stay reliable, and be governed effectively. Recent SharePoint Embedded updates give developers clearer guidance for making those decisions, from understanding limits and managing throttling to choosing the right permissions.  In this blog post, we highlight updates that help you:   Read on to get more details and watch the SharePoint Embedded presentation below to learn more about these updates:  Plan for scale with clearer baselines and limits   We updated the container st...

Oct 20, 2026
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Work IQ: the new retrieve tool

Paolo Pialorsi

The new Work IQ Retrieve tool grounds agents in the context of work, helping them reason over the right information and deliver more relevant, trustworthy responses. With one retrieval layer across work sources, developers can give agents richer organizational context without building separate search systems. Retrieve: grounded answers across work sources The new MCP tool named searches a user's workplace data—including email, files, meetings, Teams messages and people, as well as connected enterprise sources. As with any other tool offered by Work IQ, each user will be able to retrieve information only fr...

Oct 13, 2026
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Build AI-powered apps without creating a vector database

Steve Pucelik

Developers building AI applications face a familiar challenge: how do you ground AI experiences in enterprise content while maintaining security, compliance, and governance?  You can use the Microsoft 365 Copilot Retrieval API for SharePoint Embedded, which helps you add Microsoft 365 Copilot and agent experiences to your SharePoint Embedded apps when you want to control the grounding step, the prompt, and the model yourself.   In addition, you can use the SharePoint Embedded Model Context Protocol (MCP) server, now available in public preview, to build and manage apps with a coding agent.  Together, the...

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