- [Instructor] I have a Residential Sales Office 365 group.
They have a SharePoint site.
That SharePoint site has a document library.
It has some lists, including a national inventory
and an equipment log that is part of an application,
some media that they share, and so on.
There have been a lot of documents created,
a lot of past collaboration in this group,
and now we are actually viewing adding teams to this group.
So here's residential sales,
and we'll continue adding people,
but note that when we look at the files
for residential sales, there's nothing here,
and that's because the residential sales team
isn't yet here saving items.
We don't want them to have to move those files
or return to SharePoint to find them.
Our goal is that when our team members
come into residential sales in teams,
that they'll have access to all of those files,
and I want to show you how to do that.
All I need to do is click Add cloud storage,
and one of my choices is SharePoint.
Notice we also have Dropbox, Box, and Google Drive,
so if you're one of the many organizations
using non-Microsoft forms of storage like Box,
then what you can do
is you can actually add those folders to teams, as well.
Gets better by the minute, doesn't it?
I'm going to choose SharePoint,
and I'm looking, it says Relevant sites, Residential sales.
That's exactly right.
I could also use a SharePoint link.
I could open the document library
and grab the URL out of the address bar.
I'm simply going to choose my residential sales site
and click Next.
It has only one document library, this is it.
Click Next again, and add this folder
from SharePoint to my team site.
Now when I look at files at the top,
I have a link to that document library,
and if I click here to open it,
here are my documents from cloud storage,
in this particular case, from Microsoft SharePoint
here in my team site.
Nothing to migrate, nothing to move.