Integrate external content with Copilot for Microsoft 365 using Microsoft Graph connectors built with .NET
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Build Microsoft Graph connectors to import external content to Microsoft 365. You can build Microsoft Graph connectors on any platform and using any programming language.
Understand what Microsoft Graph connectors are and how to build them, Create an external connection and register its schema, Securely import external content to Microsoft 365, Understand how to optimize Microsoft Graph connectors for use with Microsoft 365 Copilot
Basic knowledge of C#, Basic knowledge of authentication, Access to a Microsoft 365 developer tenant, Access to Microsoft 365 Copilot is optional and required only to complete one exercise, .NET 8.0, Microsoft Graph PowerShell SDK, Microsoft PowerShell
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