Orbit Documentation
Orbit gives your team a shared wiki for notes, decisions, meeting records, and MCP templates — without moving knowledge out of Microsoft 365. You write together in a live block editor, every page is stored as a portable file in your own SharePoint or OneDrive, and Microsoft 365 permissions keep deciding who sees what.
What you can do with Orbit
Write the team wiki together
Edit notes live with your team in a block editor with tables, diagrams, drawings, checklists, and callouts.
Keep your content in Microsoft 365
Every note is a file in your organization's SharePoint or your OneDrive — your permissions, retention, and compliance apply.
Work with AI from the wiki
Connect Claude or another MCP client to search, summarize, and edit the wiki — always as you, under your permissions.
Share where work happens
Use Orbit inside Microsoft Teams, share notes with a person or your whole organization, and revoke access instantly.
Watch the overview
Section titled “Watch the overview”A short tour of how Orbit turns a SharePoint site or OneDrive folder into a shared wiki your team can search, organize, share, and connect to AI clients.
Find what you need
Section titled “Find what you need”- New to Orbit? Follow the Start Here course — it takes you from sign-in to your first shared note.
- Evaluating Orbit for your organization? Read Security & Trust and the deployment guide for admins.
- Setting up seats and billing? See How editor seats work — readers are always free.
- Connecting an AI client? Start at Connect AI clients.
- Something not working? Check Troubleshooting or sign-in and consent troubleshooting.
Need help?
Section titled “Need help?”Email support@sprocket365.com or visit the Support page for response times and how to raise urgent issues.