Sync files to OneDrive with a form

Let respondents upload files to your Microsoft OneDrive folder using a Fillout form. Optionally set a dynamic file path to organize submissions into nested folders.

What is OneDrive

Microsoft OneDrive is a cloud storage service that allows users to store, share, and access files from anywhere. With seamless integration across devices and robust security features, it provides a convenient solution for storing and collaborating on documents, photos, and more.

How it works

1. Connect your Fillout form to OneDrive.

Go to Integrate and select OneDrive.
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Connect to OneDrive and enter the login credentials of your Microsoft account. Choose a Folder you would like respondents to upload their files to.
 
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Note: This integration can only be linked to Microsoft organizations, work and school accounts, not personal accounts.
 

2. Map your form fields on Fillout

Under Upload fields, click + Add new followed by a file uploader, voice recording, or PDF field.
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3. Publish and share

Click Finish setup followed by Publish on the upper right corner, and you're all set!

Add a dynamic file path

You can categorize file uploads into folders based on your respondents’ answers. Toggle the Custom subfolder and file name? switch, then enter a name or click the + icon to reference a field as the Subfolder name.
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Add subfolders

You can add a subfolder by typing / followed by your chosen subfolder name.
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Enter a custom filename prefix

You can enter a Filename prefix to add specific characters at the beginning of each file name upon form submission or click + to reference a form field.
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Specify a condition

You can run your integration only when a specific condition is met. Check out this guide.

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