Findest + OneDrive
Connect your Gmail and Findest reads matching attachments, filing them into the OneDrive or SharePoint folders you already use — not a new app-only folder.
Full access details in Security
How it lands in OneDrive
Connect once, browse OneDrive and SharePoint
One Microsoft sign-in authorizes Findest with
Files.ReadWrite access — enough to browse your real
folder tree, including document libraries synced from SharePoint
and Teams, not just an app-only folder.
Every rule picks its OneDrive folder
Set a rule once — payslip → OneDrive → hr/2026 —
and every match gets classified, renamed, and uploaded
automatically. Change your mind later and repoint it to a
different folder in seconds.
Microsoft scatters your files across four places. The picker shows all of them.
OneDrive, OneDrive for Business, SharePoint and Teams are one storage layer wearing four names — so a rule can file into any of them.
What people usually ask.
Does it work with SharePoint document libraries, not just OneDrive?
Yes. If a SharePoint or Teams document library shows up in your OneDrive folder tree, the same folder browser and rules reach it.
Do I have to give Findest access to my whole OneDrive?
The Microsoft grant covers OneDrive the way its own
picker would, Files.ReadWrite, but Findest only ever
uploads to the specific folder your rule points to. See
Security for exactly why we ask for
that scope.
Can I file into a SharePoint or Teams folder?
Yes. Document libraries on SharePoint sites and the Files tab of a Teams channel are both SharePoint folders underneath, so they appear in the folder browser like any other destination.
What happens if I disconnect OneDrive later?
Existing files stay exactly where they are in your OneDrive. Findest just stops uploading new ones until you reconnect.
See it land in your OneDrive.
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