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OneDrive

Let Haruno read files from your OneDrive, work in a OneDrive folder that stays in step with your account, and upload a file when you approve it.

  • Mac appAvailableDescribed with the other cloud drives under Cloud storage.
  • Windows appAvailable

What it connects

A OneDrive account. It can be a personal Microsoft account or a work or school account. You can connect more than one. Each keeps its own name, sign-in and folders.

The OneDrive card, before it is switched on.
The OneDrive card in Settings, Connectors. It shows the OneDrive logo, a short description and the state Disabled.The OneDrive card in Settings, Connectors. It shows the OneDrive logo, a short description and the state Disabled.

What Haruno can do

  • List folders and files, inside the folders you allow.
  • Read one file. Haruno downloads a copy and reads it.
  • Open a folder, copy it to this PC and keep it in step with OneDrive, so Haruno can edit the files.
  • Check the sync, run it now, and close the folder again.
  • Upload a file from your PC, creating it or replacing one with the same name.

Haruno cannot share OneDrive files with other people. Sharing is only on Google Drive.

How to connect

  1. Open OneDrive

    Go to Settings ▸ Connectors, click OneDrive and turn on Enable.

  2. Fill in the setup

    Give the connection a Display name and choose Folders Haruno can use. Leave Microsoft tenant empty for a personal account. A work or school account whose organization only lets its own directory sign in needs the tenant ID or domain there.

  3. Press Connect

    Sign in on Microsoft's page and allow access. Signing in to a connector has the details.

What needs your approval

Haruno asks before it uploads a file. The card shows which file on your PC is about to be sent. Everything else listed above goes ahead without asking, but only inside the folders you allowed.

In the advanced view, Tools lets you set any of these to On, Confirm or Off. A synced folder passes deletions on: a file removed on one side is removed on the other at the next sync.

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+---
+title: OneDrive
+summary: Let Haruno read files from your OneDrive, work in a OneDrive folder that stays in step with your account, and upload a file when you approve it.
+feature: connector-onedrive
+covers:
+  - Integrations/onedrive/**
+---
+
+## What it connects
+
+A OneDrive account. It can be a personal Microsoft account or a work or school account. You can connect more than one. Each keeps its own name, sign-in and folders.
+
+<Shot src="/m/2246e12613be-windows-connectors-card-onedrive-light.png" dark="/m/c736c9af4f8b-windows-connectors-card-onedrive-dark.png" alt="The OneDrive card in Settings, Connectors. It shows the OneDrive logo, a short description and the state Disabled." caption="The OneDrive card, before it is switched on." />
+
+## What Haruno can do
+
+- List folders and files, inside the folders you allow.
+- Read one file. Haruno downloads a copy and reads it.
+- Open a folder, copy it to this PC and keep it in step with OneDrive, so Haruno can edit the files.
+- Check the sync, run it now, and close the folder again.
+- Upload a file from your PC, creating it or replacing one with the same name.
+
+Haruno cannot share OneDrive files with other people. Sharing is only on Google Drive.
+
+## How to connect
+
+<Steps>
+<Step title="Open OneDrive">
+Go to <Ui>Settings ▸ Connectors</Ui>, click <Ui>OneDrive</Ui> and turn on <Ui>Enable</Ui>.
+</Step>
+<Step title="Fill in the setup">
+Give the connection a <Ui>Display name</Ui> and choose <Ui>Folders Haruno can use</Ui>. Leave <Ui>Microsoft tenant</Ui> empty for a personal account. A work or school account whose organization only lets its own directory sign in needs the tenant ID or domain there.
+</Step>
+<Step title="Press Connect">
+Sign in on Microsoft's page and allow access. [Signing in to a connector](/windows/connectors/signing-in/) has the details.
+</Step>
+</Steps>
+
+## What needs your approval
+
+Haruno asks before it uploads a file. The card shows which file on your PC is about to be sent. Everything else listed above goes ahead without asking, but only inside the folders you allowed.
+
+In the advanced view, <Ui>Tools</Ui> lets you set any of these to **On**, **Confirm** or **Off**. A synced folder passes deletions on: a file removed on one side is removed on the other at the next sync.