OneDrive integration

AI Agent for OneDrive

Automate file management, document sharing, and storage workflows with an OpenClaw AI agent connected to OneDrive.

Automated File Organization

Sort incoming documents into structured folders by client, project, or document type automatically.

Secure Sharing Links

Generate and distribute secure sharing links with expiry dates and permission controls.

Document Search

Search across OneDrive files to find documents, contracts, and references by content or metadata.

Storage Usage Reports

Monitor storage usage by team, project, or file type with cleanup recommendations.

File Update Notifications

Notify team members when shared documents are updated or new files are added to watched folders.

Version Control

Track document versions and alert teams when critical documents are modified.

How to get set up

Before we start
  • Microsoft 365 account
  • OneDrive storage enabled
  1. Connect Microsoft Graph

    OAuth flow to grant the agent access to OneDrive files and folders via Microsoft Graph API.

  2. Configure folder structure

    Define folder organization rules for incoming documents - by client, project, or document type.

  3. Set up file workflows

    Configure what happens when files arrive - naming, categorization, sharing, notification.

  4. Test file operations

    Upload test files and verify organization, sharing, and notification workflows.

FAQ

Does it support SharePoint?

The agent connects to OneDrive personal and business storage. SharePoint document libraries use a similar API and can be configured.

Can it handle large files?

The agent manages file metadata and links. Large file transfers use OneDrive native upload capabilities.

Is it secure?

The agent uses OAuth with minimum required permissions and never downloads file contents unless explicitly configured.

Automate your file management

Set up an AI agent connected to OneDrive.