Crawling the Cireson Knowledge Base
We're currently in the process of planning out how to consolidate and maintain all of the knowledge that people have built up over the years. We're planning on using two different things:
1. SharePoint - for detailed reference documents
2. The Cireson KB - for quick fixes to common incidents, or information on common requests.
Our SharePoint team has asked me to find some recommendations from all of you on crawling the KB from SharePoint, so that we can have one single place for people to search.
Has anyone tried doing something similar before? Any success stories? Failure stories? Recommendations on how to set it all up?
Thanks!
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Dakota_Green Member Advanced IT Monkey ✭✭✭Hey Micheal,
Right now there are not any built-in features in the Portal that will query SharePoint for Knowledge Base articles, or vice versa.
It is interesting to see that requests for SharePoint to Portal integration has been picking up steam as of late. You might be able to reply to the aforementioned thread or just watch this thread, to see if someone has been able to pull it off.
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This has been brought up in the past. Brett from our team has a really good response when it comes to potential compatibility and solutions:
https://community.cireson.com/discussion/comment/2473#Comment_2473
Essentially, they want people to be able to search from SharePoint, and bring back any relevant Knowledge Base articles or Request Offerings from our Cireson portal. I can see some issues there, with people potentially getting results that they don't have access to (since the portal scopes by user roles, which the SharePoint account won't be aware of). Has anyone done anything similar to that?
Right now there are not any built-in features in the Portal that will query SharePoint for Knowledge Base articles, or vice versa.
It is interesting to see that requests for SharePoint to Portal integration has been picking up steam as of late. You might be able to reply to the aforementioned thread or just watch this thread, to see if someone has been able to pull it off.