u/bibleeeee

Hi r/sharepoint,

I'm setting up a SharePoint intranet for a multi-country company. The architecture I want:

- **Site A (Main Site)** = one central Documents library holding ALL files from all countries. Each file is tagged with a Country column (Philippines, Ghana, India, Indonesia, Global)

- **Site B (Country Site)"* = a separate SharePoint site that shows ONLY the country-tagged files from the Main library

**The requirement:**

- One library, one source of truth

- Country site users only see CC=Country files

- Any edit made from the Country site should update the same file in Main instantly (no copies, no sync)

- If a Global file is edited in Main, India users see the update immediately

**What I've tried:**

1. Document library web part — can't connect to a library on a different site

2. Updating the nav link to point to the filtered view URL — SharePoint keeps reverting it

3. Creating a redirect page — works but feels like an extra step

**Questions:**

1. Is there a native way to embed a cross-site filtered library view on a different site's homepage?

2. Is there a better architecture for this use case that I'm missing?

We're on Microsoft 365 Business Standard. I have SharePoint Admin access.

Any help appreciated — been going back and forth on this for a while!

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Hi guys, need advice lang. Na-accept ako sa isang role na more on automation (using tools like Zapier/Make, integrations, etc.), and first time ko talaga papasok sa ganitong setup sa company.

Tanong ko lang sana, usually ba yung accounts sa Zapier or Make ay provided ng company or sariling account ng employee yung ginagamit? Medyo curious lang ako paano setup sa actual work environment, lalo na sa security at ownership ng workflows.

Also, any tips for someone na first time magiging automation-focused yung role? Like ano dapat unahin aralin or i-expect sa first few weeks?