Does iSpring Suite integrate with any other tools like Zoom, Google Suite, Oracle, or HubSpot? Does it have an API for a custom app integration?

iSpring Suite doesn’t integrate with any third-party tools but it features the open JavaScript API. If you are familiar with programming and JS API, you can integrate the authoring toolkit with other services used by your back office.

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Does iSpring Suite integrate with open source presentation software like LibreOffice or OpenOffice Impress?

iSpring Suite is a PowerPoint-based authoring toolkit and cannot create slides in or import presentations from software other than MS Office PowerPoint.



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Can iSpring Suite courses be uploaded to Google Classroom?

Google Classroom doesn’t support HTML5 courses. But you can use it to distribute the content to your students - simply save your course as a ZIP file and attach it to a Google Classroom assignment. Your learners will be able to download the course and run it from their computer. However, you won’t be able to keep track of the learners’ progress. If you want to get full control over your students’ results and protect your courses from being transferred to third parties, upload them to an LMS.


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I have Office 365 installed on my PC, but when I want to install the software, a pop-window appears that says: “You don’t have Microsoft Office installed on your PC.” What am I doing wrong?

iSpring Suite requires a fully functional desktop version of Microsoft Office 365. Most likely, you have a cloud-based version of Office. All you need to do is log in to your account at www.office.com and download the desktop version.

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I downloaded iSpring Suite and it asks me for a username and password.

iSpring Suite never asks you for a username and password. This message is sent by Microsoft, which means that you do not have full rights on your computer to install new programs. Please contact your IT support team for further assistance.
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