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Glossary

Your organization's terminology, defined and centralized.

Glossary makes internal terminology easier to understand across your organization. Editors create and manage a central glossary of terms and definitions directly on a SharePoint page, and employees find explanations through a clear, searchable format.

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The Story

Every organization has its own language. Not everyone speaks it yet.

Acronyms, internal terms, and specialist language can leave new hires and colleagues from other teams guessing. When definitions are scattered across documents or buried in knowledge bases, people waste time searching or asking around. Glossary gives them one structured place to look. Terms and definitions are stored in a SharePoint list and shown in a clean interface where users can browse alphabetically, search for a term, or follow related terms.

It's for knowledge managers and intranet editors who need to keep a large glossary accurate. Entries are managed directly from the page, definitions can be updated without leaving the web part, and translated variants sit alongside a single glossary source. Deep links, CSV import and export, and filtering keep a growing glossary easy to maintain and easy to use.

THREE THINGS EDITORS LOVE

Highlighted features

01 Feature

A to Z browsing and smart filtering

Users find terms through alphabetical navigation, filtering by title prefix, and focused search.

02 Feature

Multilingual glossary support

Add translated variants of glossary terms so definitions can be presented in multiple languages.

03 Feature

CSV import and export

Bulk manage glossary content by importing or exporting terms, descriptions, and related terms as CSV files.

FAQ

Questions,
answered.

The most common things people ask before they try Glossary.

Terms and definitions are stored in a SharePoint list, so editors maintain terminology in one place. Entries can be managed and updated directly from the page without leaving the web part.

Yes. You can import and export terms, descriptions, and related terms using CSV files.

Yes. You can create translated variants of glossary terms while keeping a single, structured glossary source.

Yes. Deep linking lets you share a direct link to a specific term, so users jump straight to the relevant definition.

Yes. Every Accelerator 365 app comes with a free 60-day trial through Microsoft AppSource. When the trial ends, the trial license expires and you'll get instructions on how to buy a full license.

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Try it free in your own SharePoint environment. No setup, no commitment.