The fastest way to build your app is to search through our list of table templates to see if we have one that’s similar to the thing that you’d like to track. When your blank app is finished being created, you’ll be taken to the Add Tables screen. When you click Create, Access will talk with the SharePoint server, and make a new, blank Access App on the site.

If you’re having trouble with the default URL from your team site, try getting rid of any extra text at the end (e.g. #/SitePages/Home.aspx) so that it looks more like the URL above. On Office 365, that URL will look something like this: Once you’ve downloaded a copy of Office 2013 through the preview site, open Access 2013 and click “Create Blank Web Database.” For the “Web Location,” enter the URL of the SharePoint site where you’d like to put your app. (Note that the Office 365 ProPlus and Office 365 Home Premium products do not include SharePoint Online). The easiest way to try this out is through SharePoint Online, which is included in the Office 365 Small Business Premium and Office 365 Enterprise plans. You can create Access 2013 web databases on any SharePoint 2013 site. Read more about how to get started in the steps below. There’s no need to set up expensive or complicated servers, but you can still take advantage of the speed, security and simplicity that comes with server-based apps.

You can use Access 2013 and the Office 365 Preview to build a web app almost immediately and start using it to track the things you care about.

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