Templates Corporate

Quick Links & Corporate Sections

SharePoint Section Templates

Quick links, apps, projects, and events: the building blocks of an intranet homepage.

12 sections in this category · all SharePoint templates
Supports
Microsoft 365
SharePoint 2019 Server Intranets SharePoint Online, SE, 2019, 2016, 2013
Compatible with
AI Designer
Page Builder
Theme Builder
Connect
Accessibility
Copy & Paste
Elements
Integrations
Security & Accessibility Compliance
SOC 2 Type II, SOC 3 SOC 2 Type II, SOC 3
GDPR GDPR
WCAG 2.1
ADA

Browse Corporate Sections

Corporate section pairing two featured news cards with an icon list of apps and tools for remote work

Apps and Tools

Two-column block pairing two featured news cards with an icon list of apps and tools. Each item links to an internal or Microsoft 365 app.

Company policy section with document list, colour-coded Do's and Don'ts, key contacts and department image tiles

Company Policy

Policy hub with a linked document list, side-by-side Do's and Don'ts lists, a key contacts list, and a row of department tiles. It connects to a library and a list.

Three-column intranet section with news cards, a Work Tools icon list and SharePoint department site links

Corporate Stuff

Three-column homepage block: news cards with author and date, an icon list of work tools, and links to department sites with short descriptions.

Current Projects section with navy project tiles, project team contact cards and key documents by file type

Current Projects

Project overview in three columns: project name tiles, the team with roles and contacts, and key documents by file type. It connects to lists and a library.

Company training session header with registration button above four pastel photo event cards

Events

Events block with a centered title and registration button above a row of image event cards, each with a title and short description.

Healthcare events section with upcoming events list, embedded venue map, bold title and breaking news ticker

Healthcare Events

Events section with a dated upcoming events list, an embedded venue map, a bold headline, and a scrolling breaking-news bar—connects to a calendar.

Onboarding roadmap section with a five-step timeline of green icons and expandable step bars

Onboarding Roadmap

Step-by-step roadmap with numbered icons on a connecting line and an expandable panel per step. Use it for onboarding, process, or program journeys.

Projects section with dartboard photo panel, headline and button beside a searchable two-column project list

Projects

Split block with an image panel, headline, and button on one side, and a searchable two-column project list with thumbnails and dates on the other.

Microsoft Teams resource section with video tutorial tiles, feature articles, social feed and expandable tips

Teams Advanced

Resource hub with video tutorial tiles, a feature article list, an embedded social feed, and an expandable tips list. It's built for tool adoption pages.

Microsoft Teams starter section with five blue image tiles above Get Started links, video tutorials and tips

Teams Basics

Starter hub with a row of image tiles, above three columns (getting-started links, video tutorials, and tips). It's built for introducing a tool or process.

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About SharePoint Corporate Sections

A corporate section is a pre-built block for the everyday content of a company intranet homepage: quick links to departments, apps and tools, current projects, upcoming events, company policies, onboarding roadmaps and Microsoft Teams guides. SharePoint's Quick links web part offers a set of fixed layouts in your site theme. ShortPoint corporate sections combine links with news, project lists, event cards or a step-by-step timeline in one designed block that connects to SharePoint lists and Microsoft 365. Compare every design in the carousel, from a simple grid of department links to multi-column blocks that pair projects with the people and documents behind them, and preview each one on a live SharePoint page.

Corporate Section Features

Use ShortPoint to assemble a SharePoint intranet homepage from ready-made blocks: drop in a quick links grid, connect an events section to your calendar, pull in projects from a SharePoint list, and keep icons and colors on-brand with Theme Builder.

AI Designer

Describe the section you need and let AI Designer write and build the block.

Page Builder

Swap layouts, resize the block and edit every piece of content visually.

Theme Builder

Apply your brand colors, typography and corner radius in one place.

Connect

Pull headlines, dates and items from SharePoint lists so the block updates itself.

Copy & Paste

Reuse the same section across every department page and site.

Accessibility

Proper labels, contrast and keyboard support for every reader.

Integrations

Link straight to Microsoft Forms, Planner, Teams or any external tool.

Design Kit

Pre-styled variants that match the rest of your page.

Elements

Built from standard ShortPoint elements you can reuse anywhere else.

Responsive Design

Everything stays readable and tappable when the block stacks on mobile.

Get Started With Corporate Sections In Three Simple Steps

Add branded quick links, events, and project blocks to your SharePoint homepage in under an hour. No coding required.

  • 1

    Start free trial & add ShortPoint to your site : Click "Start a Trial" and get access to ShortPoint instantly. No credit card needed. Sign in with your Microsoft 365 credentials to activate your trial instantly, or download the package manually and activate it from there.

  • 2

    Insert a Section : Edit your SharePoint page, insert the ShortPoint web part, and pick any corporate section (Apps & Tools, Departments Quick Links, Current Projects, Events) from the Sections tab of the Templates Library. It drops into your page as a ready-made block you can move, duplicate, or restyle.

  • 3

    Customize & Publish : Replace the placeholder content with your own, connect your SharePoint data sources, apply your company branding with Theme Builder, and publish the page for immediate use.

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