Setting Up Jive for SharePoint Online and Office 365

Setting up the SharePoint Online integration requires configuration on both the SharePoint and Jive sides, starting with SharePoint.

Jive for SharePoint Online System Requirements
Jive for SharePoint Online requires the Jive for Office 365 add-on, plus a current version of Jive.
Jive for SharePoint and Office 365 Architecture
Jive and SharePoint Permissions
Because SharePoint has a different permissions model than Jive, you need to understand the permissions of Jive places in order to correctly set up SharePoint-side permission groups.
Setting Up the SharePoint Side
To set up the SharePoint side of Jive for SharePoint Online and Jive for Office 365 Online, you need to create an app catalog, upload the SharePoint-side Jive app, set up a site collection, and then add the app.
Setting Up the Office 365 Integration Add-On
If you are a Jive Admin, you can install the SP-Online & 365 add-on in Jive so SharePoint Online receives information from Jive using webparts.
About Jive Webparts
The Jive People, Jive Content, and Jive Activity webparts are available in SharePoint when you install the Webparts App in SharePoint and install the SP-Online & 365 add-on in Jive.
Installing Jive Webparts App to a Site Collection
If you are a Site Collection Admin, you can install the Jive Webparts App to a site collection in SharePoint, making webparts available to the sites in that collection.
Adding Jive Webparts to Your Site
The Jive People, Jive Content, and Jive Activity webparts can be added to your SharePoint site once a Site Collection admin has installed the Webparts App to the site collection in SharePoint.
Creating a Place Linked to SharePoint Online
To use Jive for SP Online and O365, you need a Jive place linked to a site collection in SharePoint Online. Here's how to create one.
Disconnecting Your Place from SharePoint
You can disconnect your place from SharePoint by selecting No external storage from the Settings page.