SharePoint
Your SharePoint sites, fed straight from your email
Documents arrive by email; they belong in SharePoint, in the right library, with the right columns. Workflows file them, fill in their metadata, create folders from templates and keep your lists current.
- Connection
- OAuth sign-in
- Actions
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What you can automate with SharePoint
Actions
What a workflow can do next.
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SharePoint
Files, tags and shares documents in a SharePoint site, and keeps its lists up to date.
- Site
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- Search sites
- Get a site
- List subsites
- Library
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- List libraries
- File
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- List a folder
- Search
- Get a document
- Fetch the contents
- Upload an attachment
- Move or rename
- Copy
- Move to the recycle bin
- Create a sharing link
- Read the columns
- Write the columns
- Folder
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- Create a folder
- Create from a template
- List
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- List the lists
- List the columns
- List item
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- List rows
- Get a row
- Create a row
- Update a row
- Create or update
- Delete a row
Workflows you can build
Each one starts from a real situation and uses only nodes that exist today. Test it on past emails before you publish it.
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Open a matter folder from a template
A new instruction creates the matter’s folder tree by copying your template, subfolders included.
- Email received
- Extract
- SharePoint — create from a template
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File and tag incoming documents
Attachments are uploaded to the library and their Client, Matter and Document type columns filled in.
- Email received
- Extract
- SharePoint — upload
- SharePoint — write the columns
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Send a link, not 200 MB of attachments
A revocable sharing link is created and placed in the drafted reply instead of heavy files.
- Email received
- SharePoint — create a sharing link
- Compose
- Send as draft
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Keep a deadlines list current
Each reminder updates the matching row of a SharePoint list instead of adding a second one.
- Email received
- Extract
- SharePoint — create or update a row
How to connect SharePoint
SharePoint is a separate access on your Microsoft connection. Loop & Roll works on the sites you can already open, never more.
Before you start
- A Microsoft 365 work or school account. Personal accounts (Outlook.com, Hotmail, Live) cannot be connected.
- The SharePoint access granted on your Microsoft connection, which needs tenant-wide admin consent.
- Access to the sites you want to automate: Loop & Roll acts with your own rights.
- An administrator of your Loop & Roll instance registers your organisation’s application in Microsoft Entra ID once.
- Each member opens Connections, clicks Add a connection, then Connect on the Microsoft card, and accepts the consent screen.
- On the account’s row in Connections, add the SharePoint access: a separate consent, for that access only.
- Pick the account in the node: the workflow acts with that member’s own rights.
Automate SharePoint with Loop & Roll
We build the workflow around your processes, test it on your past emails and put it into service with your teams.
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