Product support & resources
Browse the online product documentation to learn more about the OnePlace Solutions suite of products. Search the knowledge base or engage with a thriving online community to ask questions and provide suggestions & feedback.
Locate an authorised OnePlace Solutions partner or contact OnePlace Solutions and submit a support request.
Knowledgebase
Search the knowledge base for answers to technical questions and self-service guidance to previously documented answers to common questions & issues.
Community support
The OnePlace Solutions community is available to OnePlace Solutions customers and users to ask questions, report problems & share ideas!
Getting started
We know using software for the first time can be a little overwhelming, with people often not sure where to start. To help with that we’ve created a couple of quick videos to help get you on your way.
Save to SharePoint from Adobe Acrobat and Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint
Our last short video shows the ease at which you can save documents to SharePoint from within your day to day apps such as PDF’s, Word, Excel and PowerPoint.
Connecting Microsoft Outlook to SharePoint
To get you up and running quickly, this two-minute video will guide you through the simple steps for a single user to connect Outlook to your SharePoint environment.
Save your first email and access content in SharePoint
Save emails and attachments to SharePoint directly from Outlook, including capturing email attributes and promote these to columns.
Save documents to SharePoint from your desktop
Save documents to SharePoint from applications that you are familiar with working in and drag / drop directly from your desktop using OnePlaceDocs Explorer.
Access SharePoint from the desktop
Easily open documents stored in SharePoint without leaving your desktop. Update metadata on individual files, or multiple files. Save documents directly from the Microsoft Office suite in SharePoint, check in/check out documents in the save process.
Access SharePoint from Outlook
Remain in Outlook, and work with content that is stored in SharePoint. Add documents to emails, to share internally or with external recipients.
Insert from SharePoint, Microsoft Teams or OneDrive
Insert from SharePoint, Microsoft Teams or OneDrive