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Plugin catalogue

Microsoft 365, inside WordPress.

WPIntegrate sells nineteen WordPress plugins that bring Microsoft 365 into a WordPress site — bookings, calendars, documents, people and dashboards — through our own store. Seven of the same jobs also exist as embeddable web components, which have their own catalogue.

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The line

Nineteen WordPress plugins, grouped by job.

Fourteen in our store · five on CodeCanyon

Start from the job you are trying to finish rather than from how we file it. Seven of these jobs also exist as a web component, and the card says so where they do.

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Take bookings and reservations

Let a visitor claim a slot, a room or a piece of equipment, and have it land in the calendar the staff already work from.

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Publish calendars

Put the events a team already maintains in Outlook or SharePoint on a public page, without keeping a second copy in step.

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Surface documents, people and search

Publish a library, a directory or a search box that reads Microsoft 365 directly, so the page is right whenever the source is right.

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Embed dashboards, video and feeds

Bring a report, a plan, a recording or a conversation out of Microsoft 365 and onto a page a visitor can reach.

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Wire up sign-in and data

The layer underneath: sign in against Entra ID, and reach WordPress plugins that were never built with an API from somewhere else.

Not sold any more

Nine products have been withdrawn. Their pages stay up because installs in the wild still reference them, and existing licences keep receiving updates — but they cannot be bought.

Neither catalogue

Three things we build rather than ship.

These are engagements, not downloads. They are listed here because they live in the same catalogue and answer the same question — what can WPIntegrate do for us — but they are scoped with you before anything is delivered.

Start from the job, not from the feature list.

Every plugin page states what it reads from Microsoft 365, what it needs on the WordPress side and what a licence costs. The store is where a licence is bought, and it is the only channel open today.

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