365SharePoint

365SharePoint is a software platform designed to help organizations manage and optimize their use of Microsoft SharePoint within the Microsoft 365 environment. It aims to streamline migration, governance, and deployment of SharePoint Online and hybrid configurations, providing centralized tools for administrators, content owners, and end users.

Key capabilities include migration planning and execution from legacy systems to SharePoint Online, site provisioning with standardized templates, metadata and taxonomy management, retention and compliance policies, security and access governance, audit trails, and reporting. The platform often integrates with Teams, OneDrive for Business, and Microsoft Graph to synchronize permissions, users, and content across services.

It typically comprises a management console, connectors to Microsoft 365 APIs, and automation scripts. It supports cloud-only deployments, on-premises-to-cloud migrations, and hybrid configurations, leveraging Azure services for identity, storage, and data mappings.

In enterprise settings, administrators use 365SharePoint to enforce consistent site structures, automate provisioning, manage lifecycle policies, and track compliance. It is commonly used during digital workplace initiatives, intranet refresh projects, and large-scale migrations from older SharePoint versions.

As a commercial product, pricing and features vary by vendor and edition. Users should evaluate licensing, support, and alignment with Microsoft 365 roadmaps.