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Virtually Myself® vs SharePoint
Document storage vs usable knowledge
SharePoint is a capable home for an organisation's documents, storing, versioning and permissioning large volumes of files across teams. If the job is to keep everything in one governed place, it does that well.
But a repository only takes you so far: finding a single reliable answer still depends on knowing which document holds it, which version is current, and what terminology was used, and no one can read hundreds of files at the point of need. Virtually Myself® adds the layer SharePoint was never meant to be, working across your approved material, including what already lives in SharePoint, so people can ask a question in plain language and get a clear, contextual answer, with links back to source.
What SharePoint is great at
- Storing and versioning large volumes of documents
- Organisation-wide permissions and governance
- A single, governed home for files
- Integration across the Microsoft 365 environment
What Virtually Myself® adds
- Natural-language answers across your approved material
- Works across content already stored in SharePoint
- Source-linked responses you can verify
- Understands terminology and context, not just filenames
- Turns knowledge into content and repeatable workflows
The bottom line
SharePoint stores your organisation's knowledge; Virtually Myself® makes it findable, usable and alive.
Virtually Myself® complements SharePoint rather than replacing it, it adds a knowledge and workflow layer around the material you already hold.