Setting up SharePoint side

To set up the SharePoint side of Jive for SharePoint Online and Jive for Office 365, you need to create an app catalog, upload the SharePoint-side Jive app, set up a site collection, and then add the app.

1. Create an integration user for Jive for Office 365 who has at least Site Collection Administrator access.
   This user will serve as the service account for the Jive integration. Make sure it is well-secured because it will need to have access to all the site collections you create as part of the integration.
2. Log in as the integration user you just created.
3. Create an app catalog in the SharePoint Admin Center.
   An app catalog provides locationc where content apps can be published. For full instructions on creating an app catalog, see SharePoint Online: Create App Catalog on the Microsoft TechNet portal at https://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/36933.create-app-catalog-in-sharepoint-online.aspx.
4. On the Apps for SharePoint tab, select Upload and upload the SharePoint-side Jive app provided by Jive.
5. Go to the SharePoint Admin Center by clicking Admin > SharePoint from the top menu bar in Office 365.
6. Create one or more site collections that will contain SharePoint sites that will be linked to Jive places.
   Each place you create will have a corresponding site inside the site collection.

   It may take a few minutes for your site collection to be live after you create it: if you're looking at the list of URLs, your site is live when the link is live. Note that any site collection created later must grant admin access to the integration user.

7. Create a restricted site collection that will host only the SharePoint-side Jive app.
   You should select limited storage and Team Site.
8. Go to the URL of the restricted site collection.
9. Click Site Contents in the left pane.
10. Click add an app.
11. Under Apps you can add, select the Jive-Office integration app. The settings should allow full control of the site collection and site. Click Trust It to deploy the app.
    Warning: The app always inherits the permissions of the service account that last clicked the app. Make sure the integration user you created above is the only user who has access to the site collection that hosts the Jive-Office integration app.
12. Click the app. You should see a text file (as shown below) that includes the authentication token you need to connect your SharePoint site collection to Jive external storage when you configure the Jive-side add-on.