There should be a way of synching up your SharePoint shared team calendar with your online 365 outlook mail account, so that you can add and edit events from within the app on your phone / in your browser. As far as I can see a the moment you can only synch it with the desktop client which seems a little archaic

Need to answer and add photo taken with camera to discustion board. It works with browser.

Please allow SharePoint administrators to add default and promoted sites to users in the SharePoint app for mobile devices.

Its very useful but at the moment it relys only on recent and followed sites.

Only shows document libraries,

There are 2 issues, why we can not use the app for users with a K1 plan.

1. Sites, lists, etc. are not displayed natively in the app. Only the mobile view of the SharePoint site is displayed.

2. You can not follow a site. This leaves the Sites and News tab empty and the app becomes unusable for the user.

Allow use of the SharePoint Online App for invited external users.

I want to be able to view SharePoint Lists using the custom views which are available on our full site.

When I receive a call, I want to see the SP contact information.

As the number of sites increases, it would be nice to be able to star or "favorite" specific link's. These can be in a separate section when the app is opened, along with Frequent and Following. Some of the other third party apps like Share plus have this and it is very useful.

Add password to enhance app security.

If list data can be added offline then it will be a great benefit to organizations who work in low bandwidth areas and with often disruptive internet connectivity.

Would be great if the mobile search results could have a refinement panel to give a more focussed search result

You should load instantly from the previous state, then refresh.
Should show more frequent sites, instead of aking me to see more

The mobile SharePoint app shows every site. We have all kinds of "helper" sites that are not for use, and many solutions that are standalone sites that do not work in the mobile environment.

An example would be multiple sites for different documents, but how users are supposed to interact with them is a different site that is using a Search Results Web Part. We don't want users going to those direct sites for the documents.

There are lots of scenarios like this. I would propose a site-level setting that basically says "dont display this site in the SharePoint all"

When I open a link to a sharepoint document in outlook, then the secure browser starts instead of the sharepoint app. The secure browser does not work for us as it asks for RSA token. I need the link to open the document in the SharePoint app which is MAM controlled.
It does not do this because the link starts with mycompanyname.sharepoint.com. So it is not recognized as a sharepoint link apparently. Can you fix this to open in the SP app?

Currently you cannot login with you LiveID to the app. Very often in collaboration with partners they have no business account and therefore they cannot use the app to access o365 conntent