# Connect a Sharepoint Site as Knowledge Base

## 1. Connect a new Sharepoint Site as Database

1. Go to the **`Knowledge Management`** tab and click the **`Connect Sharepoint`** button. 

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## 2. Select the Sites or Folders

1. Connect the relevant Sites, Folders and even Events you want to index and click the **`Continue`** button.

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## 3. Create the database

1. Provide a reasonable **`Name`** and **`Description`** for your database and click the **`Create`** button to \`finalize.&#x20;

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## 4. Use the Sharepoint Database

1. Once fully indexed and vectorized, the database can be used just like a regular database.&#x20;

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2. Select the database in your bot to use it for RAG.

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