Abstract: Systems, methods, and software are disclosed herein for enhancing group collaboration in the context of productivity applications. In an implementation, a productivity application includes a user interface in which a document may be presented. In addition, a view of a groups feature provided by a social network service may be presented in the user interface to the productivity application. The view may include various options or interacting with the groups feature, such as the ability to create a new group, the ability to post comments to a group in the social network service, and the ability to upload documents to a group.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and software are disclosed herein for enhancing group collaboration in the context of productivity applications. In an implementation, a productivity application includes a user interface in which a document may be presented. In addition, a view of a groups feature provided by a social network service may be presented in the user interface to the productivity application. The view may include various options or interacting with the groups feature, such as the ability to create a new group, the ability to post comments to a group in the social network service, and the ability to upload documents to a group.

Abstract: A productivity application may enable users to create, edit, and share content in a collaborative environment. Document collaboration through networking credentials may be facilitated by enabling a first user to select a second user to invite to view content of the productivity application through a control element of a productivity application user experience. An invitation may be sent to the second user to access the content, where the second user may be enabled to access the content within the productivity application by providing networking application credentials associated with the second user. Once the second user accesses the content, one or more other control elements may be provided through the productivity application user experience to enable the second user to provide feedback on the content. The feedback may then be saved in conjunction with the content such that the first user may review the feedback within the productivity application.