> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://kb.bevica.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://kb.bevica.com/documentation/guides/integrations-and-connectivity.md).

# Connectivity

Connect Bevica to Microsoft tools and integrations. Set up secure access, connect Excel via Web Services and OData, and use Business Central with Outlook and Teams.

Use this section when you need to connect Bevica to other Microsoft tools, or provide secure access for reporting and integrations.

### Summary

* Set up secure access for external connections to Bevica.
* Connect Excel to live data via Web Services and OData.
* Use Microsoft apps (Outlook and Teams) to work with Bevica without context switching.

### Next steps

* For reporting extracts and live lists in Excel, read [Connecting Excel to Bevica (Web Services & OData)](/documentation/guides/integrations-and-connectivity/xxxxxxxconnecting_excel_to_bevica_-web_services_and_odata.md).
* To work with contacts and documents from email, set up [Business Central Add-in for Outlook](/documentation/guides/crm/business_central_add-in_for_outlook_-_features_and_deployment.md).
* To access Bevica from chat and channels, see [Microsoft 365 Teams access to Business Central](/documentation/guides/crm/microsoft365_teams_access_to_business_central.md).


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