Setup Guide
Start here if you need to understand who does what before anyone clicks Connect.
- Prerequisites and owner mapping
- Tenant consent sequence
- Pilot rollout checklist
Use this site to plan setup, review permission scope, troubleshoot rollout blockers, and answer compliance questions before you expand the Claude Microsoft 365 connector to real users.
The playbook is organized around admin tasks, not around product marketing.
Start here if you need to understand who does what before anyone clicks Connect.
Use this page to review what SharePoint, OneDrive, Outlook, and Teams access actually means for a pilot.
Use the error library when users are already stuck and you need to identify the likely owner and the next fix.
Use the compliance FAQ when a security reviewer or approver needs short, direct answers before the pilot moves forward.
If you are searching for connector setup help, permission scope, or review answers, these are the roles this site is written for.
You need the one-time setup sequence, tenant prerequisites, and the first rollout checklist.
You need to understand delegated scopes, audit visibility, and how to disable or narrow the connector.
You need to publish clear internal guidance so users do not get stuck in avoidable setup loops.
You need a narrow pilot with named owners, clear scope, and a rollback path before expansion.
Most early connector friction is caused by missing owner decisions, account mismatch, or pilot scope gaps.
Confirm that pilot users sign in with Microsoft 365 work accounts tied to a Microsoft Entra tenant.
Decide who owns Claude configuration, who owns Microsoft Entra consent, and who signs off on the pilot.
Choose which Microsoft 365 surfaces are in scope for the first rollout: SharePoint, OneDrive, Outlook, Teams, or a narrower subset.
Prepare a small pilot group before broad communication so app assignment, conditional access, and rollback are easy to manage.
The links below are the main references behind this playbook. The caveat panel captures the current mismatch you should re-check before publishing internal guidance.
Documentation page that currently says the Microsoft 365 connector is available for Team and Enterprise plan users only.
Support article with admin setup steps, permission categories, troubleshooting notes, and all-plan wording dated April 11, 2026.
Security article covering delegated permissions, read-only scope, revocation options, and the all-plan wording dated April 11, 2026.
Microsoft explanation of delegated permissions, where the app acts on behalf of the signed-in user and cannot exceed user access.
Microsoft guidance for audit log search roles, retention, and typical audit record availability.