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OneDrive and SharePoint Sync: Getting Started with OneDrive for Business and SharePoint

ExtendSync Outlook | Learn how to use NetSuite OneDrive for Business and SharePoint integration

Updated over 2 weeks ago

ExtendSync for Outlook NetSuite (Enterprise Edition) lets you connect NetSuite with Microsoft OneDrive for Business and SharePoint, giving users true cloud-based storage and seamless visibility of files and folders directly from NetSuite records.


Prerequisite

  • CloudExtend for NetSuite bundle installed

  • An Enterprise subscription to Extendsync for Outlook NetSuite


About the CloudExtend Files Tab

he CloudExtend Files tab lets you view and manage the files and folders associated with your NetSuite records.

💡 Note:
At present, all ExtendSync customers with the CloudExtend bundle installed will see the tab on Customer and Contact records — but only licensed Enterprise users can use its full functionality.


Who Can Use the CloudExtend Files Tab?

User Type

Access Level

Enterprise Edition Users

  • Can view and access files and folders.

  • Can upload and add new files (if they have appropriate OneDrive/SharePoint permissions).

All Other Users

  • Can see the CloudExtend Files tab, but cannot access or upload files.

💡 Interested in trying the feature?

Contact cloudextend-sales@celigo.com to request a free trial or upgrade to Enterprise.


Connecting NetSuite to OneDrive for Business and SharePoint

When accessing the CloudExtend Files tab for the first time:

  1. Click Get Started.

  2. Enter your Microsoft 365 credentials when prompted.

  3. Review and accept the requested permissions.

  4. Once permissions are granted, the window will close automatically — your NetSuite account is now connected to OneDrive and SharePoint.

💡 Tip: The connection is secure and uses Microsoft’s authentication flow. You’ll only need to grant permissions once per account.


Working with the application

Once connected, you can:

  • Upload files directly from your desktop to OneDrive or SharePoint.

  • Select existing files already stored in OneDrive/SharePoint and link them to your NetSuite records.

  • Access and collaborate on these files from within NetSuite — without consuming any File Cabinet storage.

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