Abstract: A venue system being able to join a meeting offered by a meeting service for which the venue system itself is not native. Thus, the venue system might join into meetings offered by a variety of meeting services, to thereby take advantage of the substantial offerings of a venue system. Furthermore, the joining is done via a web application that is indeed native to the meeting service. Because the native web applications is offered by the same entity as the meeting services, the web applications are typically kept up-to-date to thereby take fuller advantage of newer offerings of the meeting services as the capabilities of the meeting services evolve. Accordingly, even without updating the venue system itself, the venue system is capable of offering more up-to-date services of a variety of different meeting services even though the venue service itself is not native to those various meeting services.

Abstract: Task oriented organization of communications is provided. A communication application initiates operations to organize communications in response to received communications. The communications are analyzed to parse a shared task information. A communication is created from the communications automatically based on a shared task or manually based on a user input. The communication group integrates the shared task information. Next, the communication group is presented with the shared task information.

Abstract: Publishing a document from a cloud storage and/or productivity application is described. A cloud storage and/or productivity application can include a command to publish that may be executed from a user interface to the cloud storage and/or productivity application. In response to receiving a request to publish the document through a user interface, a copy of a document to be published can be communicated to a publish service of a content delivery system. The copy of the document can be a productivity application file.

Abstract: The publishing and distribution of productivity documents to collections are described. Document collections distribution and publishing can be facilitated by a service that receives documents to publish and stores the documents at a storage of the service. The documents can be stored in the file formats they were created in, including productivity application file formats such as word processing file format and presentation file format. The service also stores metadata associated with each document, including a collection identifier that identifies each collection that a document is added to. The documents and the collections to which the documents may be associated with are searchable and discoverable through the service.