The catalogue
Twelve components. One embed pattern.
Every component reads a Microsoft 365 source through Graph, is configured per instance in a builder, and ships as one custom element. 8 of the 12 are released today; the other 4 are built and in testing.
Released
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Bookings
<wpi-bookings>Bookings shows your live Microsoft Bookings services, staff and open time slots on your own website, and writes the confirmed appointment straight back into Microsoft 365.
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Calendar
<wpi-calendar>Calendar publishes events from Outlook, a SharePoint Events list, an ICS feed or a JSON API on your site as a month grid, an agenda list or a grid of event cards.
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Documents
<wpi-documents>Documents puts a SharePoint library or a OneDrive folder on your website as a browsable, searchable file list, with folder navigation, in-page previews and downloads.
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Video Gallery
<wpi-video-gallery>Video Gallery gathers videos from SharePoint, OneDrive, YouTube, Vimeo and direct links into one grid on your site, with playback in the page.
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Persons
<wpi-persons>Persons publishes a staff directory on your website from Entra ID, a Microsoft 365 group or a SharePoint list, with photos, job titles and whichever contact details you choose to show.
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Form Builder
<wpi-form>Form Builder makes multi-step forms and quote calculators that deliver each submission to your inbox or a webhook, embedded inline or behind a floating button.
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Outlook Booking
<wpi-outlook-booking>Outlook Booking takes appointments and room reservations directly against Outlook calendars and room mailboxes, with no Microsoft Bookings licence required.
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Power BI
<wpi-powerbi>Power BI embeds a report, dashboard or single tile on your website — either a Publish-to-web link, or a secured token-based embed of a private report that visitors need no licence to see.
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Coming soon
4Built, in testing, not yet released. No dates announced.
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Maps
Maps plots the rows of a SharePoint list or an Excel workbook as pins on an interactive map, with clustering, a category filter and a location list beside it — built and in testing, not yet released to customers.
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Teams Chat
Teams Chat puts a chat widget on your website whose messages land in a Microsoft Teams channel or group chat and whose replies come back to the page — built and in testing, not yet released to customers.
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Photo Gallery
Photo Gallery publishes images from a SharePoint library, a OneDrive folder or a SharePoint list as a grid, masonry, justified, carousel or slider gallery with an in-page lightbox — built and in testing, not yet released to customers.
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Audio Gallery
Audio Gallery turns a SharePoint library, a OneDrive folder or a SharePoint list of tracks into a playlist that plays in the page — built and in testing, not yet released to customers.
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Questions
Which line am I buying?
What is the difference between a component and a plugin?
A component is a script tag and a custom element that runs on any website. A plugin is the same Microsoft 365 job delivered inside WordPress, bought from plugins.wpintegrate.com. Both lines are permanent and neither is a funnel for the other.
Can we buy the web components today?
Not yet. The component platform is in pre-launch, so the channel open today is the WordPress plugin store. 7 of the 12 components have a plugin that does a similar job and is on sale now.
What does “coming soon” mean on this page?
It means the component is built and being exercised against real tenants by our own team, but has not been released to customers: it cannot be created in a customer dashboard or embedded on a site, and no date is announced. Its page describes what it does, and interest is collected through the contact page.