SharePoint is Microsoft’s service for team sites, shared document libraries, and collaboration. It gives organizations a managed place for files with shared ownership, including the libraries used by Microsoft Teams.

Emma Legal + Sharepoint

Turn a selected library into a focused deal review.

A corporate library may contain years of contracts, policies, and supporting records. Select the library or folder relevant to the transaction and connect it to Emma Legal for classification, gap analysis, and configured legal checks.

SharePoint remains the source repository. Emma keeps an imported working copy. Access to that copy is managed in Emma, so the review team must be configured separately from the Microsoft library.

What the integration does

Connect a SharePoint library or folder with Emma.
Full-room legal review of permissioned SharePoint content
Classify the imported document set
Clause-level red flags with source citations
Run configured legal checks in Emma on the documents located in the SharePoint library.
Your live data room synced every hour

What changes when Emma reads your SharePoint room

A corporate record becomes a deal workstream

Define which library or folder belongs in scope. Review that selection in Emma rather than treating the whole tenant as transaction evidence.

Disclosure gaps become questions to resolve

Compare the imported set against the deal’s request list. Identify which agreements, schedules, and corporate records still need to be supplied.

Your playbook guides the review

Apply your firm’s checks and deal priorities. Give associates a consistent starting point for the judgments that need senior attention.

Source permissions and review access are explicit

Microsoft controls what the connecting account can import. Emma roles control who can review the imported copy. Check both before inviting the team.

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