


What is Microsoft Sharepoint?
Microsoft SharePoint is your mobile intranet for collaboration and teamwork. Share files, manage documents and create team sites & employee intranets.
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88 Likeliness to Recommend
97 Plan to Renew
86 Satisfaction of Cost Relative to Value
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Emotional Footprint Overview
- Product Experience:
- 92%
- Negotiation and Contract:
- 87%
- Conflict Resolution:
- 90%
- Strategy & Innovation:
- 89%
- Service Experience:
- 90%
Product scores listed below represent current data. This may be different from data contained in reports and awards, which express data as of their publication date.
+90 Net Emotional Footprint
The emotional sentiment held by end users of the software based on their experience with the vendor. Responses are captured on an eight-point scale.
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Pros
- Reliable
- Respectful
- Performance Enhancing
- Enables Productivity
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Microsoft Sharepoint Reviews
- Role: Information Technology
- Industry: Healthcare
- Involvement: End User of Application
Submitted May 2025
Microsoft SharePoint great for internal use
Likeliness to Recommend
Pros
- Helps Innovate
- Continually Improving Product
- Reliable
- Performance Enhancing
Ssewannonda K.
- Role: Information Technology
- Industry: Technology
- Involvement: End User of Application
Submitted Apr 2025
Fantastic Document management software
Likeliness to Recommend
What differentiates Microsoft Sharepoint from other similar products?
Excellent document management
What is your favorite aspect of this product?
It is secure and compliant
What do you dislike most about this product?
It can be complex to setup and administer
What recommendations would you give to someone considering this product?
It is extremely powerful platform
Pros
- Helps Innovate
- Continually Improving Product
- Reliable
- Performance Enhancing

Victoria O.
- Role: Finance
- Industry: Technology
- Involvement: End User of Application
Submitted May 2025
Robust Content Hub—But Set It Up Right
Likeliness to Recommend
What differentiates Microsoft Sharepoint from other similar products?
SharePoint isn’t just file storage—it’s a full collaboration and content management hub. What makes it stand out is how deeply it integrates with Microsoft 365. Unlike tools like Google Drive or Dropbox, it’s built for internal portals, project hubs, and document versioning at scale—great when you’re handling layered campaigns and working across teams.
What is your favorite aspect of this product?
I was brought into a client’s SharePoint workspace to help launch a content strategy rollout. I didn’t expect much, but once I got the hang of the layout, it became a command center—briefs, calendars, SOPs, all versioned and in one place. Being able to comment directly on docs, track changes, and access older versions saved so much time compared to digging through email threads or outdated files.
What do you dislike most about this product?
It’s not immediately intuitive. The folder structures can get deep and confusing, especially for a new user. Also, syncing with OneDrive can be hit-or-miss. Without good setup or training, it’s easy to miss the best features.
What recommendations would you give to someone considering this product?
Use it to centralize campaign assets, team documentation, and SOPs—then link it to Teams for daily collaboration. Set up clear folders and naming conventions early to avoid confusion later. And take 30 minutes to explore its version history and permission settings—they’re incredibly useful once you know they exist.
Pros
- Helps Innovate
- Continually Improving Product
- Enables Productivity
- Reliable