Orkeste agents search your OneDrive for the documents relevant to a task, and you can sync files into an agent's knowledge so it answers from them.
What your agents do in OneDrive
Agents do not create, edit, move or share OneDrive files.
Read
Search documents relevant to the task
Use synced files as the agent's knowledge
3 ways to use OneDrive with your agents
Your documents as knowledge
Sync your price list or product sheets; the agent answers customer questions from them.
Context before writing
Before drafting a reply, the agent looks up the relevant file in OneDrive.
Read-only by design
Agents only search and read, so your files stay exactly as you left them.
By team
Small businesses on Microsoft 365: The customer service agent answers from the product documents the team already keeps in OneDrive.
Getting started
Connect OneDrive: Grant access from the Connectors page. No technical setup.
Describe the agent's job: In plain language, or from one of the 29 templates.
Approve what matters: Actions you mark as sensitive wait in Validations until you approve them.
Security and control
Human approval: You choose, agent by agent, which actions wait for your go-ahead.
Encrypted tokens: OAuth tokens encrypted with AES-256, isolated per workspace.
EU hosting and GDPR: Data encrypted in transit and at rest.
Full history: Every run is kept in the Control Room.
Frequently asked questions
Can the agent save files to OneDrive?
Not today. With OneDrive, agents search and read. To have agents save files, use Google Drive.
Do I need coding skills to connect OneDrive?
No. You connect OneDrive from the Connectors page by granting access, then attach it to the agents that need it.
Is my OneDrive data protected?
Yes. Access goes through the service authorization, tokens are encrypted with AES-256 and isolated per workspace, and data is encrypted in transit and at rest.
Can I remove access at any time?
Yes. Disconnect OneDrive from the Connectors page and your agents lose access.