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I’ve learned how to use Studio Web and Autopilot to automate tasks using Google Sheets. I faced and resolved issues with connector setup and authentication, which taught me a lot about integration. If anyone needs help, I’m happy to support other students with what I’ve learned!
I am able to connect successfully with Google Sheets. However, when I try to connect with Microsoft OneDrive and SharePoint. I encounter the following error.
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Hi Roopa, I am following the sessions and trying to connect to MS OneDrive & SharePoint, nothing seems to work. My issue is similar to yours. Any documentation WRT to setup and authentication would be very helpful. I am working on Enterprise licensing if that makes any difference. Thanks in advance!
I had a similar issue when trying to connect to MS OneDrive & SharePoint in UiPath, and here’s what worked for me:
Check your Integration Service connection
Go to UiPath Automation Cloud → Admin → Integration Service.
Search for Microsoft OneDrive & SharePoint and click Connect.
Make sure you’re logged in with the account that has the correct SharePoint/OneDrive access rights.
Authentication method
For Enterprise licenses, it’s best to use OAuth 2.0 (with organizational account) instead of the personal Microsoft login.
If your tenant uses Azure Active Directory, ensure that UiPath’s app registration is allowed in Azure (some organizations restrict third-party app connections).
Your IT team may need to grant Admin Consent in Azure AD for UiPath to access SharePoint/OneDrive.
Verify scopes/permissions
The connector should have permissions like Files.ReadWrite.All and Sites.ReadWrite.All.
If these are missing, ask your IT admin to update the app registration.
Test connection
Once connected in Integration Service, go back to Studio and add an activity from the OneDrive & SharePoint package.
In the activity properties, choose the connection you just configured and run a small test (e.g., list files in a folder).
Official documentation:
UiPath OneDrive & SharePoint Connector Setup
Microsoft Azure App Registration for UiPath
If you still face issues, I recommend checking whether Conditional Access Policies in your organization are blocking the connection — I had to get ours updated before it worked.
Hope this helps you get it connected! Let me know if you need screenshots or step-by-step visuals, I can share what worked on my end.