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SharePoint → Hebbia

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Avanade

Custom pricing · unclaimed

Microsoft-centric migration programs (Dynamics, 365, Copilot-adjacent). Listed for SharePoint/CRM gravity, not as a product page.

Leaving SharePoint · Knowledge stack

Migration · Crm Implementation · Ai Adoption

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Faculty

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Applied-AI partner when the migration is really ‘put models into the operating loop,’ not a CSV into a new SaaS.

Knowledge stack · Data focus

Migration · Ai Adoption · Data

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Slalom

Custom pricing · unclaimed

Migration and adoption partner for teams whose switch is too complex for a DIY cutover — CRM, data, and AI programs.

Knowledge stack

Migration · Ai Adoption · Crm Implementation

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Thoughtworks

Custom pricing · unclaimed

Engineering-led migration when the blocker is building the after, not buying another seat — data, AI, and platform cuts.

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Migration · Ai Adoption · Engineering

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Catalog plan outline

General guidance from the Afterstack catalog for SharePoint → Hebbia. Not SharePoint or Hebbia vendor documentation.

Migration friendliness
SharePoint 5/10 · Hebbia 4/10
Speed to live
SharePoint 3/10 · Hebbia 4/10
Catalog migration difficulty
SharePoint high · Hebbia high

Data to export from SharePoint

  • synced email and calendar links
  • workflow rules
  • saved reports
  • installed marketplace apps
  • AI assistant configuration
  • records for the catalog use cases: files, wiki

How the catalogs differ

  • Neither product is flagged for custom objects. Keep the object list short.
  • Hebbia is not flagged for: installed marketplace apps.
  • SharePoint is flagged with an open API, which is the export path to test.
  • Hebbia is flagged with an open API for the load.
  • SharePoint is cataloged as a fit for: Microsoft 365 enterprises.
  • Hebbia is cataloged as a fit for: Document-heavy knowledge work.

Phases

  1. Export

    Take SharePoint as the source of truth for this pair. Export synced email and calendar links; workflow rules; saved reports; installed marketplace apps; AI assistant configuration; records for the catalog use cases: files, wiki. Microsoft’s knowledge incumbent — libraries, intranet, and 365 gravity.

  2. Map

    Load into Hebbia only after the field map is written down. AI that reads the documents enterprises actually have — filings, rooms, knowledge. Neither product is flagged for custom objects. Keep the object list short.

  3. Prove a sample

    Hebbia scores 4/10 on speed to live and 4/10 on migration friendliness. Run one sample load and one report the team already uses in SharePoint before a full cutover.

  4. Cut over

    SharePoint scores 5/10 on migration friendliness and is marked high difficulty in the catalog. Keep SharePoint readable until the team is working in Hebbia. SharePoint is where enterprise files and intranet pages go to become a permission maze. Copilot sits on top of 365. Teams leave the ‘find anything’ job for Glean-class AI search while still keeping SharePoint as a system of record.

SharePoint to Hebbia: what the vendor docs actually cover

Linked sentences come from vendor documentation opened for this page. Everything else is general guidance, not SharePoint or Hebbia vendor documentation. This section does not move data and does not change the catalog outline above.

What to export from SharePoint

Microsoft Graph's download-driveItem page, opened 2026-10-17, is a file API, not a Hebbia migration guide. GET /sites/{siteId}/drive/items/{item-id}/content, and the sibling paths for a drive, a group, or a user, return 302 Found to a preauthenticated URL. Only items with a file property can be downloaded. The least-privileged delegated work-account permission is Files.Read. Application access starts at Files.Read.All. The preauthenticated URL can expire within minutes, and the download itself does not send an Authorization header. Browser apps are told not to call /content, because a 302 plus an Authorization header breaks CORS; they should select @microsoft.graph.downloadUrl instead. A Range header on that download URL can return 206. SharePoint Embedded is called out as a different permission, FileStorageContainer.Selected. None of this names Hebbia. The Microsoft 365 business pricing page the same day prints Microsoft 365 Business Premium with Copilot at 32.00 dollars per user per month, paid yearly, and lists SharePoint among included apps. Footnote 2 describes a one-month free trial that converts to a paid subscription unless canceled. The catalog stores a null SharePoint starting price, which matches the absence of a standalone SharePoint SKU on that page. Rechecked 2026-10-19, the catalog note records Business Premium with Copilot at $32 per user per month paid yearly, the unbundled Basic, Standard, and Premium prices, and the $21 Copilot Business add-on. The starting price stays empty because there is still no SharePoint-only sticker. The trial flag still matches the one-month footnote.

How Hebbia imports

Hebbia's integrations page, opened the same day, lists SharePoint as one line: search and chat over documents across your organization. Neighboring lines are Snowflake, Box, Dropbox, S3, Egnyte, Intralinks, and DealCloud. The page does not describe an upload of a Graph download, a site export, or a permission model. No public import procedure was on that page. Onboarding beyond the one-line connector is vendor-led. The pricing URL www.hebbia.com/pricing returned a Contentful failure and no fee. The fair-use policy mentions Core User licenses and says API use that bypasses seat licensing can be throttled, but it is a contract policy, not a price. No public pricing, checked 2026-10-17. The catalog's null starting price and custom model match the missing fee. A trial was not on the broken pricing page. Libraries stay in SharePoint. Hebbia reads them. This is not a file-server cutover.

Object and field mapping

  • A SharePoint file with a file property is what Graph will download. A folder is not. Hebbia's line says documents, and does not say folders, lists, or pages.
  • A site id plus an item id is the Graph address. Hebbia does not publish a field that stores either id.
  • Permissions on the Graph call are the caller's Files.Read or an application Files.Read.All. Hebbia does not say it honors the same scope.
  • A preauthenticated URL expires within minutes. It is not an archive you hand a vendor next week.
  • SharePoint pages and intranet news are not driveItem files. The download API does not cover them, and Hebbia's line does not add them.
  • Core User licensing in Hebbia's fair-use policy is a seat concept. It is not a migrated Microsoft 365 license.
  • Copilot in the 32-dollar bundle is a Microsoft product. It is not Hebbia.

What will not carry over

  • A documented Hebbia upload of Graph files. The integrations page does not describe one.
  • A Hebbia price. The pricing URL failed to render.
  • SharePoint lists, pages, and news, which the download API excludes by requiring a file property.
  • Expired download URLs. The Graph page says they can die within minutes.
  • Microsoft 365 licenses. People keep them if the library stays.
  • A trial confirmation for Hebbia.
  • Permission equivalence. Graph's least privilege is not a sentence on Hebbia's page.

Cutover checklist

  1. Treat the library as staying in SharePoint. Do not plan a cutover weekend that deletes sites.
  2. If you still need a file sample, download with the content API and follow the 302 immediately. Do not store the preauthenticated URL.
  3. Use downloadUrl from a select query if the client is a browser. The page says /content plus CORS will fail.
  4. Ask Hebbia which sites the connector will see. The public line does not say.
  5. Keep Microsoft 365 licensed for anyone who still opens the library directly.
  6. Quote Business Premium with Copilot at 32 dollars per user per month yearly only as the bundle that was printed. Do not invent a SharePoint-only price.
  7. Leave Hebbia's commercial terms as a quote. The pricing URL did not load a number.
  8. Do not copy Core User language into a budget. The fair-use page is a policy, not a rate card.

Common pitfalls

  • Calling a Graph download a migration. Hebbia indexes or chats; the files were not shown leaving SharePoint.
  • Handing an engineer a download URL from yesterday. The page says minutes.
  • Assuming every intranet page is a driveItem. The API refuses items without a file property.
  • Reading only the $21 Copilot add-on. The same Microsoft page also sells Business Premium with Copilot at $32, and that card already lists SharePoint.
  • Filling a Hebbia price in from memory because Contentful failed. The failure is the finding.

Related catalog pages

Questions teams actually ask

Do SharePoint files move into Hebbia?+

The integrations page says you can search and chat over documents across the organization. It does not describe an import job. Graph can download a file. That download is a Microsoft API, not a Hebbia destination. The library stays unless a later contract says otherwise.

What did Hebbia cost on this check?+

Nothing public. www.hebbia.com/pricing failed to load page data and showed no fee on 2026-10-17. The catalog's empty starting price matches. A trial was not on that broken page.

What Microsoft price includes SharePoint?+

The business plans page printed Microsoft 365 Business Premium with Copilot at $32.00 per user per month, paid yearly, and listed SharePoint in the included apps. It is a bundle price, not a SharePoint SKU. The catalog stores null for SharePoint, which matches the lack of a standalone sticker.

Can a browser download the file the way a server does?+

Not via /content. Graph says a 302 is blocked when CORS preflight includes Authorization. Select @microsoft.graph.downloadUrl and request that URL directly. It is preauthenticated and short-lived.

Does the connector include lists and news posts?+

Unknown. Hebbia's line says documents. Graph's download requires a file property. Lists and pages were not documented as in scope on either page.

Last reviewed: 2026-10-19

Sources

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