Office Delve - for Office 365 Reviews

by Spwalker

Staring a document as a favorite doesn’t save. Tested on three different tenants (Business, business premium, and E5).

by Laurent-philly

Testing OfficeDelve and still on the fence. Unfortunately there is no iPad app yet

by Krownmountain

IPhone version IPad does not cut it

by TeWayne12

Delve is a created tool, special in environments where collaboration is key. I would rate higher, but there is no iPad App. The existing app is formatted for a phone.

by Grootbek

Why no iPad app? App has no icon either on iPad - just shows the default iOS icon.

by MikePluta

This is a great concept but the lack of iPad support limits is utility for me.

by Robkay1975

I would give this 5 stars with an iPad version.

by JwSpooner

OfficeDelve brings what is important to other team members in focus for me. I will review periodically before meetings or conversations. They are amazed when I keep the conversations related to documents they are currently working on. I find meetings more productive when you can relate what you want to talk about after you show them you also appreciate their work. They will listen to your needs more. What goes around comes around.

by KingsofMan

Delve is brilliant. It allows me to find people and files instantly by associating the two together.

by Pseudo Brahm

Can find and work with documents the easy way pivoting on people who work on it or areas.

by Engibous

Great tool to find people and content that is most recent.

by Cosmo708

When will an iPad version be available? I love using Delve and would like to add it to my iPad.

by Akcassel

If your enterprise content has been hoisted into Office 365, be it a greenfield or a hybrid on-prem & O365 deployment, you'll want to run and not walk to try Delve, and try it again if you last touched it months ago. If your email is in Exchange Online, your files in OneDrive for Business and SharePoint Online, and your organization is enjoying the fruits of having done the hard work to have synchronized identities managed in Office 365 and through Azure services, then your content and user profiles are in the right place for Delve to change the way you start your day and the way you work - yeah, literally. Spooky good, amazing, you'll be catching up on the work that colleagues and team members closest to you are doing, and identifying in real-time the work and content most relevant to you and your workflows and value-delivery chains in ways previously impossible or highly impractical. Fire up Delve, surf your social graph, see relevant connections and content surface for you, be blown away. Adam Cassel, IT Applications Manager, Partners In Health, the letter p and i and h and dot org

by Myaushka

I've been a user of Delve since before it was called Delve, and as soon as I saw what it was, I knew it could be the killer app of O365. It is for me, anyway. In retrospect, it is so obvious that the best way to organize anything, including documents you should be looking at, around the people that are important to you. The only other app that gets it is actually the native iOS app, with its VIP feature. I hope Delve will add something like it, and that it will be as easy to set up.
If people in your company use SharePoint or OneDrive a lot, Delve is enlightening. It is like the old days of the Internet: you can just browse and find interesting things you didn't know existed.

by GreenAmino

Delve is a great app for those on O365, as it will surface relevant documents that others in you company are working on. How many times have you found out after you were finished creating a new presentation or document that someone else had already done the same thing or similar? This helps you discover docs already out there in you corporation without the headache of people entering meta data, etc into a knowledge management system. Delve does it all behind the scenes. I am a huge supporter of OfficeDelve and looking forward for others built on this platform.