This project implements a middleware integration platform designed to provide bi-directional, near real-time synchronization between:
- Microsoft SharePoint Lists (via Microsoft Graph API)
- Atlassian Confluence Databases (native lists, via Confluence REST API)
- Microsoft Teams Alerts (via MS Graph)
The system is architected for long-term extensibility to integrate other SaaS platforms such as AutoTask PSA, Dynamics 365, and additional ITSM platforms.
- ✅ Demonstrate proof-of-concept middleware integration for Support Operations
- ✅ Enable bi-directional sync between SharePoint Lists and Confluence Databases
- ✅ Provide alerting workflows via Microsoft Teams using MS Graph
- ✅ Build a modular integration platform for enterprise-grade expansion
- ✅ Architect clean API authentication models using scoped tokens
- .NET 8 Worker Service with Kestrel-exposed API Endpoints
- Azure App Service (target deployment)
- Azure Functions (future serverless expansion)
- Microsoft Graph API (SharePoint & Teams)
- Atlassian Confluence Cloud REST API v2 with Scoped API Tokens
- GitHub (source repository management)
- Workflow Architecture
- Sync Architecture – Detailed technical documentation of the bidirectional sync system, including field mapping, change detection, and performance characteristics
- Notifications & ACK Architecture
- API Documentation – (Coming Soon)
- Deployment Guide – (Coming Soon)
- What it does: Sends initial Teams notifications when a task group becomes eligible, then posts chasers as threaded replies if tasks go overdue. Users click a signed Mark Complete link to acknowledge.
- How to wire it: Configure your public base URL, Teams team/channel ids, and HMAC secret (Key Vault recommended). Then run the worker—initial messages appear automatically when the first eligible group is detected.
- Learn more: See Notifications & ACK Architecture.
This project is licensed under the terms of the MIT License.
You may copy, modify, and distribute this program under the conditions laid out in the license, which ensures that modified versions made available over a network must also be shared under the same license.