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Unified search for your files and Microsoft 365.

Stop jumping between File Explorer, browser tabs, and SharePoint to find the same document. SearchPoint searches local folders, OneDrive, and site libraries in one place.

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Related files, Q&A with citations, email and chat: same bar, when your connectors are on.

More than a search box

One query surface for content that usually sits in different apps.

Search across PCs and cloud

One search across local folders, OneDrive, SharePoint, and—when you connect them—mail and messaging, instead of hopping between File Explorer, browser tabs, and Outlook for the same answer.

Find the files you need quickly with filters such as type, author or sender, source (which library or account), date range, and other facets so you can land on the exact item fast.

SearchPoint showing unified results across local and Microsoft 365 sources.

Automatic organization

SearchPoint automatically groups files, notes, and messages into the work you are RUNNING right now, the AREAS you own and responsible for (marketing department, engineering team, etc), MATERIAL that is useful, you find interesting, and worth keeping on hand, and an ARCHIVE lane for what is no longer relevant.

SearchPoint board with Running, Areas, Material, and Archive columns grouping work across sources.

Manual organization

SearchPoint also lets you curate what matters: bookmark or favorite files, rename them yourself or with AI assistance, add notes, adjust permissions, assign items to projects, and keep your own structure on top of automatic grouping.

SearchPoint manual organization panel with rename, notes, permissions, projects, and custom tags.

Where SearchPoint looks

Connect PCs, Microsoft 365, file hosts, code, and messaging.

Diagram showing SearchPoint connected to OneDrive, SharePoint, Outlook, WhatsApp, Dropbox, Slack, GitHub, Azure DevOps, and local storage.
Local storagePC and network folders your users actually save into.
OneDrivePersonal and shared cloud files in Microsoft 365.
SharePointTeam sites, libraries, and published records.
OutlookMail, calendars, and shared mailboxes you connect for search.
WhatsAppApproved WhatsApp accounts.
DropboxTeam folders and synced files in connected Dropbox spaces.
SlackChannels, direct messages, and file shares from linked workspaces.
GitHubRepos, issues, discussions, and wikis from repositories you index.
Azure DevOpsBoards, repos, wikis, and pipelines in your Azure DevOps projects.

Security and deployment

Your files stay where you run them. We do not warehouse full copies on our side.

No warehouse of raw files on our side

We index file metadata and search keywords derived from your content; keywords are sanitized to strip sensitive information under your rules. Full documents and extracted text are not stored on our side—your files stay where you already keep them.

Diagram: tags, keywords, date, and author are extracted from a source file into an index database; full file warehouse storage is not used.

Permissions carry through

Results honor Microsoft 365 ACLs and filesystem rights. If you cannot open it at the source, you CANNOT see it here.

Diagram: Microsoft 365 ACLs and filesystem permissions carry through to SearchPoint—users only see what they can open at the source.

On-premise install

Run SearchPoint inside your network on your hardware and your retention standards. We work with your team to plan capacity and how SearchPoint should be deployed so it fits your environment.

Diagram: SearchPoint running on your network, on your hardware, with your retention and deployment choices.

The knowledge layer for AI apps and agents

Ground assistants in the same documents your people already search—not a separate silo.

Large models and agents need fast, trustworthy context. SearchPoint sits underneath them as a retrieval layer: one index across PCs, Microsoft 365, and the connectors you enable, with permissions enforced end to end.

One corpus, many clientsBuild once: desktop search, mobile, and any AI surface all query the same indexed knowledge.
Provenance you can showReturn snippets, titles, and locations so apps can cite sources and users can verify.
Same rules as searchAgents inherit ACLs and filesystem rights—no accidental exposure across teams.

Your copilots, internal bots, and automation can call into that layer so answers stay tied to real files, mail, and chats in your environment—not a generic snapshot of the public web.

Answers you can verify

By using SearchPoint's MCP, you can ask in plain language—for example, “What was the invoice amount for company X last month?”—and open the proof: document owners, quoted excerpts, and links to the exact files and folders behind the answer so anyone can re-check the same trail.

SearchPoint answer with cited sources and proof from SharePoint documents and Outlook.

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