OneNote Knowledge Base

You can use Microsoft Graph to programmatically manage OneNote notebooks, section groups, sections, and pages, turning OneNote into a lightweight team knowledge base for SOPs and onboarding. It supports reading and writing page content via the Graph API.

Yes, you can create, read, search, and update OneNote pages programmatically. This allows teams to centralize project documentation, onboarding guides, and meeting notes in a shared notebook using the Graph API.

When writing page content to OneNote via the Graph API, the Skill enforces XHTML content constraints for pages. This ensures the structured notebook, section, and page data complies with Microsoft Graph formatting requirements.

OneNote is suitable as a lightweight knowledge base for small teams of up to approximately 20 members. It enables teams to store notebooks, sections, and pages for knowledge sharing, onboarding materials, and SOPs.

You can search and read existing OneNote sections and pages through the Microsoft Graph API. This facilitates building team onboarding guides by retrieving and organizing documentation stored across notebooks and section groups.

Yes, Microsoft Graph API access is required to programmatically manage notebooks, section groups, sections, and pages. This access enables the creation and updating of SOPs and meeting notes within your team knowledge base.