Connect OneDrive and Expertise can find files across your drive, pull their contents into a conversation, and create a sharing link when you need to pass something along. Reads are instant; creating a sharing link pauses for your approval first.

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What you can ask

“Find the Acme proposal in OneDrive and summarize it.”
“What was I working on most recently?”
“List what’s in the Q3 Reports folder.”
“Get me a shareable link to the pricing sheet.” (asks for approval first)

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Connecting

  1. Open Connections in the dashboard and click Microsoft OneDrive → Connect.
  2. Sign in with your Microsoft account and approve the requested access.
  3. Ask Expertise to find a file to confirm it’s live.
You can disconnect from the Connections page any time, or revoke access under your Microsoft account’s app permissions.

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Tools

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Good to know

  • Includes SharePoint document libraries. If your Microsoft account has access to shared SharePoint files, those are searchable here too, not just your personal OneDrive.
  • No uploads yet. Expertise can find, read, and share existing files, but it can’t put a new file into OneDrive for you.
  • Sharing exposes content beyond this conversation. Before creating a link, Expertise confirms the scope (your organization vs. anyone with the link) and the access level (view vs. edit) if you didn’t already specify both, see Approvals for how that confirmation works.
  • Downloaded files come back as a link, not a raw file path. When Expertise pulls a file’s content for you, it delivers it as a hosted link in chat.

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Troubleshooting

Reconnect from the Connections tile, the Microsoft token likely expired or the original sign-in was abandoned midway.
Try naming it more specifically, or check it’s actually in the connected account’s OneDrive or an accessible SharePoint library rather than shared from an account that isn’t connected.