SharePoint Integration

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One work account.
Every site it can reach.

Connect a Microsoft 365 work account, find a site by name, and pick the document library. Import files for AI organization and search, export back into the library, or let a workflow file them where they already are.

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How it works

Three steps

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Connect a work account

Sign in with your Microsoft 365 work or school account. SharePoint reaches other people’s sites, so Microsoft requires your tenant administrator to approve it once. If that is not you, the app hands you the approval link and a request written out, ready to send.

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Choose a site and a library

One work account reaches every site it has access to, and none of them is “the” drive. Search sites by name or paste a site URL, then pick the document library. Libraries that hold a Team’s channel files are marked as such.

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Import, export, or file in place

Pull a library’s files into The Drive AI for AI organization and full-text search, export organized files back into the library, or point a workflow at a folder and let it rename and move files inside SharePoint.

Common question

Files you already have

Yes — and which surface you use decides where those files end up. The assistant in the app works on files in The Drive AI. To reorganize files that stay in SharePoint, use the browser extension or a scheduled workflow.

A scheduled workflow

Yes, in place, on a schedule

Point a workflow at a SharePoint document library and set each run to go through every file rather than only new ones. It reads each file and renames or moves it inside SharePoint.

How workflows work

The assistant in the app

After you import

The assistant organizes files that are in The Drive AI. Import what you need from SharePoint — a whole document library, or single files — and it will rename and file what came in. Your SharePoint is left exactly as it was.

The browser extension

Not yet

The extension runs inside Google Drive, OneDrive, and Dropbox. SharePoint is not one of them yet, so use a scheduled workflow for files that are already filed.

See the extension

Capabilities

What it can do

Site and library, chosen on purpose

Every other cloud account has one container. A SharePoint account reaches every site in the tenant and every document library on each of them, so nothing is guessed: you name the site and the library, and every browse, import, export, and workflow is scoped to exactly that and nothing else.

Find a site by name

Search sites by name, or paste a site URL and have it resolved. Sites you follow come first. No hunting through a tenant directory for an identifier.

Teams libraries, labelled

Creating a Team silently creates a SharePoint site, and its channels are folders in that site’s library. Those libraries are marked in the picker, so a workflow’s reach is never a surprise.

Filed where it already lives

A workflow watching a library renames and moves files inside SharePoint. Nothing is imported first, and nothing outside the folder you chose is touched.

Import and export

Bring a library’s files into The Drive AI for AI organization and content search, and send organized files back into the library when colleagues need them there.

Admin consent, with the ask written for you

The approval link, the permissions in plain language, and a message you can paste into a ticket. Your administrator approves once for the whole tenant.

Use Cases

Just ask

Once your files are in The Drive AI, ask anything about them in plain English.

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"Find the MSA on the Legal site that auto-renews in January"

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"Summarize every status report in the Project Falcon library"

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"Which invoices in the Finance library are over $10,000?"

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"File new contracts into Clients by the client name inside them"

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"Show me every policy document updated in the last quarter"

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"Export the organized Onboarding folder back to the HR library"

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"What does the vendor agreement say about termination?"

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"Import the Contracts folder from the Legal site"

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Comparison

Why switch

The Drive AI8/8

Reads files to decide where they go

Full-text content search

Natural language file management

Set up without IT

Intelligent file renaming

One workspace across email, chat, and drives

Files stay in the library

Enterprise permissions and compliance

SharePoint alone2/8

Reads files to decide where they go

Full-text content search

Natural language file management

Set up without IT

Intelligent file renaming

One workspace across email, chat, and drives

Files stay in the library

Enterprise permissions and compliance

FAQ

Questions answered

Yes, once. SharePoint permissions reach other people’s sites, and Microsoft only lets a tenant administrator grant those — no setting on your side changes that. If your connect attempt is refused, the app gives you the approval link, the list of permissions in plain language, and a request message ready to paste into a ticket or email. Your administrator approves once for the whole organization and everyone can connect after that.

No. Connecting registers nothing. A document library is watched only because a workflow names it, and it stops being watched when no workflow does. A tenant with two hundred sites gets two hundred nothings until you build something.

Every site the connected work account already has access to. Your existing SharePoint permissions are the boundary — connecting grants no access the account did not already have. You choose one site and one document library at a time, and each workflow, import, and export is scoped to that choice.

Creating a Team creates a SharePoint site, and the Team’s standard channels are folders inside that site’s document library. So a file dropped in a Teams channel really is a SharePoint file. Libraries that belong to a Team are marked in the picker, and when both integrations see the same upload, a workflow still runs once on it.

Only if you ask. A workflow watching a library renames and moves files inside SharePoint. Files leave the library only when you import them or add a step that saves a copy somewhere you named, and the originals stay put either way.

No. The integration is for SharePoint Online, part of Microsoft 365. On-premises SharePoint Server is not supported.

Legal teams watch a Contracts library so executed agreements are renamed by counterparty and filed by matter. Finance teams route invoices out of a shared library by vendor and amount, holding anything over a limit for approval. HR teams keep an onboarding library complete by checking each packet for missing forms. Operations teams consolidate site libraries, Outlook attachments, and Teams files into one searchable workspace without moving anyone off SharePoint.

Your SharePoint, finally searchable.

Connect a work account, pick a library, and let AI read, organize, and file what is in it. Your sites and permissions stay exactly as they are.

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