Industries
Where these components already fit.
No component in the catalogue is industry-specific — each reads a Microsoft 365 source and renders it, whatever trade the site belongs to. These four are the ones where the source and the job on the page line up so directly that configuring it is most of the work.
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Healthcare
Dental practices, physiotherapy and chiropractic clinics, veterinary surgeries, opticians, private consultants, and the group practices running several sites out of one Microsoft 365 tenant.
Take the appointment on your own website, in your own branding, and let it land in the Microsoft 365 calendar your reception team already works from.
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Professional services
Accountancy practices, solicitors and law firms, management and IT consultancies, architects and surveyors, recruiters, and independent advisers who bill their time.
Book the first consultation, price the engagement and hand over the documents on your own website — against the Outlook calendars and SharePoint sites the firm already runs on.
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Education
Primary and secondary schools, multi-academy trusts, sixth-form and further-education colleges, university faculties and departments, and independent training providers.
Term dates, reading lists, recordings and staff pages that come from the Microsoft 365 tenant the institution already runs — not from a second copy somebody has to remember to update.
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Venues & facilities
Conference and event venues, coworking and serviced offices, community centres and church halls, studios and sports facilities, and the facilities teams who run meeting rooms on behalf of everyone else in the building.
The rooms are already booked in Exchange. This puts the same room mailboxes on your public website, so somebody outside the organisation can see what is free and take it.
The other way round
Start from the component you already know you want.
The same four pages, read down the other axis. A component with one tick is not narrower than the rest — it is the one whose job that trade happens to have, and every component works on any site.
| Component | Healthcare | Professional services | Education | Venues & facilities |
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Documents <wpi-documents> | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Form Builder <wpi-form> | Yes | Yes | No | Yes |
Outlook Booking <wpi-outlook-booking> | Yes | Yes | No | Yes |
Persons <wpi-persons> | Yes | Yes | Yes | No |
Bookings <wpi-bookings> | Yes | No | Yes | No |
Calendar <wpi-calendar> | No | No | Yes | Yes |
Video Gallery <wpi-video-gallery> | No | No | Yes | No |
Yours is not on this list.
That is a statement about which pages we have written, not about which organisations the components serve. If your Microsoft 365 tenant holds the information and your website is the place it has to appear, the job is the same one these four pages describe. Say what the source is and what the page has to do with it, and we will tell you plainly whether a component reads it today.