OneDrive
Bring the Microsoft side of your paperwork into the conversation.
Plenty of property businesses run on Microsoft 365 rather than Google. Connect OneDrive and ProhostAI searches the same files your team already works from — agreements, manuals, invoices, photos — and files new ones where they belong.
Anteprima
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Overview
OneDrive tends to be the default in businesses that grew up on Microsoft: the accountant sends Excel, the letting agreement is a Word file, and the whole lot ends up in a OneDrive folder tree that mirrors the company rather than the properties.
Connecting it means ProhostAI can work with that structure as it is. Ask for a signed agreement and it finds and reads the file; ask what a clause says and it answers from the document instead of from a summary. Nothing needs migrating to a different store first.
Writes go the same way. A receipt, a photo from a contractor, a document the AI drafted for you — filed into the OneDrive folder your team already checks, with a link for whoever needs it next.
What ProhostAI can do with OneDrive
Once OneDrive is connected, ProhostAI works with it in plain language. There is no OneDrive screen inside the app.
Read
- Search your files Find a document across the connected account without knowing which folder it went into. "Find the letting agreement for the Church Street flat."
- Answer from the file The AI opens the document and replies from its contents, including Word files and PDFs.
Create & update
- Upload and file Put an invoice, contract or photo into the folder it belongs in. "Save this contractor invoice under Maintenance 2026."
- Share a link Produce a OneDrive share link for an owner, a contractor or a colleague from the conversation.
- Organize folders Create folders for a new property and move files into the right place as things change.
Setup
OneDrive connects through Microsoft OAuth, so ProhostAI never sees your password and you or an admin can revoke access at any time.
- Open ProhostAI and go to Settings → Connections.
- Search for OneDrive and select Connect.
- Sign in with the Microsoft account that holds your files and approve the permissions.
- Ask for one of your documents to confirm the connection works.
Good to know
- ProhostAI reaches only the Microsoft account you connect, with the permissions granted at sign-in. Revoking it in your Microsoft account settings ends access immediately.
- Files are read on request rather than copied, so a document updated in OneDrive is current the next time anyone asks.
- On a business tenant, an administrator may need to approve the connection before it can be used — the usual Microsoft 365 consent flow.
- OneDrive for Business and SharePoint document libraries are related but not identical. If your team files things in a SharePoint site, connect SharePoint as well.
FAQ
Does this work with OneDrive for Business?
Yes, as well as personal OneDrive. On a business tenant an administrator may need to approve the connection first, which is the standard Microsoft 365 consent step.
Can ProhostAI read Word documents and PDFs?
Yes. It opens the file and answers from its contents, so an agreement or a manual stored as a Word file or PDF can be used directly.
Does connecting OneDrive copy my files?
No. Files are read on request, so what the AI tells you reflects the document as it currently stands in OneDrive.
What is the difference between connecting OneDrive and SharePoint?
OneDrive covers the files in the connected account’s own drive. SharePoint covers your team’s document libraries and lists. Many teams use both, and they can be connected separately.
How do I disconnect OneDrive?
Open Settings → Connections in ProhostAI and disconnect it, or remove ProhostAI from the app permissions section of your Microsoft account.
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