OneDrive
Monitor your OneDrive cloud storage for shared files, document changes, and pending comments.
Quick Setup
OneDrive uses the same Microsoft OAuth as Outlook, Teams, and SharePoint. If you've already connected one, OneDrive uses the same Microsoft app credentials.
- In Phyllax → Settings → scroll to Microsoft OAuth → confirm Client ID, Client Secret, Tenant ID are filled in (see Outlook setup for the full walkthrough)
- In Phyllax → Integrations → OneDrive → click Connect
- Browser opens → sign in with your Microsoft account → grant permissions
- Done
One app, four integrations
The Microsoft OAuth app you register covers Outlook, Teams, OneDrive, and SharePoint. You don't register a separate app for each.
Required Credentials
Same as other Microsoft integrations — set once at the Microsoft OAuth section in Settings:
| Field | Microsoft Portal location |
|---|---|
| Client ID | App registrations → Your app → Application (client) ID |
| Client Secret | App registrations → Your app → Certificates & secrets |
| Tenant ID | App registrations → Your app → Directory (tenant) ID (or common for multi-tenant) |
Required Graph API permission (Delegated): Files.Read — minimum, or Files.ReadWrite if you want write access.
What Phyllax Monitors
| Schedule | What it checks |
|---|---|
| Files shared with me | New files shared with you in the last N hours |
| Modified documents | Files in your OneDrive edited by collaborators |
| Pending comments | Comments on docs you own that need attention |
| Storage near quota | Alerts when you approach your OneDrive storage cap |
Notification Actions
- Open in OneDrive — opens the file at
https://onedrive.live.com/... - Download — download a copy
- Share — open the OneDrive share dialog
- Reply to comment — AI drafts a reply; you edit and post
Troubleshooting
"Insufficient privileges" on connect
The OAuth app is missing required Graph permissions. Add Files.Read (and Files.ReadWrite if needed) under API Permissions, then click "Grant admin consent" for org accounts.
Files don't appear after connect
Files you own are in your OneDrive. Files in a Teams channel are technically SharePoint — use the SharePoint integration for those.