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Q&A: Integrations
Articulate 360 now includes new ways to connect the tools and content you already use to your training workflow. You can bring source content in from Google Drive and OneDrive, connect supported AI tools through Articulate MCP, and publish training directly to Thinkific.
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Explore documentation for the new integrations:
- Importing content from Google Drive
- Importing content from OneDrive
- Using Articulate MCP
- Publishing training to Thinkific
👋 Meet the team
I’m Steven, a Customer Happiness Specialist here at Articulate, and I’ll be answering your questions about Integrations. I'm looking forward to helping you get the most out of this new tool, showing how it can speed up your workflow, and make authoring feel a lot less manual!
I’ll be joined by AlyssaGomez​ and Aaron Zitzer, who will also jump into the conversation and share their expertise.
💬 What are your questions about integrations? Ask them in the comments below.
For account-specific questions or technical troubleshooting, our Support team is the best place to get help: Contact Support.
6 Replies
How do we connect content produced in Frontline to our LMS?
Hey NMGiere​,
Currently, Quick Share links are the only supported publishing method for Frontline Kits.
For Guides and Quick References specifically, authors can also download a PDF. Just click the Export tab on the left, then click the Download button.
Also, we have a dedicated discussion focused on Frontline Q&A's. Feel free to post any future Frontline questions there!
I'm confused about how the Claude integration works? Do you work in Claude? Or do you somehow use Claude within Articulate? If you just work in Claude, how does it know you are working on something that will be used in Articulate?
I use Claude for all sorts of things, so I'm assuming integrating it with Articulate still allows me to use Claude for non-training items?
Hey MattNagy​,
Great questions.
You'll still work entirely in Claude. Nothing changes about where you chat or how you access it. "Articulate MCP" is simply a Connector you can turn on inside a Claude conversation that lets that specific chat reach into your Articulate 360 account.
When it's enabled, just describe your course topic, audience, and goals in Claude, and AI generates a draft outline (or Frontline kit). The output shows up in your Articulate 360 training library, ready for you to build on. Check out this video to see that process in action!
To your follow-up questions:
How does Claude know something's "For Articulate"?
It doesn't guess or monitor in the background. Nothing gets created in your Articulate account unless you explicitly:
- Turn the Connector on for that chat (plus icon > Connectors > toggle Articulate MCP on).
- Describe the training you want (topic, audience, goals).
- Click Allow when Claude asks permission to run the task.
There's always a deliberate opt-in and a permission prompt before anything touches your Articulate account.
Can I still use Claude for everything else?
Yes. The Connector is opt-in per conversation, not an account-wide mode. If you don't toggle it on in a given chat, Claude works exactly as it always has. With zero connection to Articulate.
Even when it's enabled, it's scoped narrowly. It can only generate draft outlines/kits or list your existing training. It's not a backdoor into your full Articulate account. It can't publish, share, or pull analytics on your behalf. Those actions still only occur directly in Rise or Frontline.
Let me know if you have any more questions.
I have 3 eLearning modules built in Storyline. Is there a way to integrate, modernize, apply brand colors across all of them in Rise? In other words, can I upload a Storyline file into Rise, have it create a new modern course with my designated brand colors?
Hey ColettePerki881​,
Unfortunately, Rise does not support converting or importing a .story file directly into a Rise course. The two tools use fundamentally different formats, and there's no conversion path in either direction.
As a workaround, you can try:
- Rebuilding the modules in Rise, then applying their colors, fonts, and other visual choices with Brands.
- Embedding the Storyline modules as Storyline Blocks within your Rise course. This lets them sit within a Rise lesson, but the Storyline content itself keeps its own player, design, and branding. It won’t inherit Rise’s theme automatically.
Please let me know if I can help with anything else!
