SharePoint / OneDrive

SharePoint / OneDrive context enriches an existing Pulse. It does not create Pulses.

How this helps triage: matching excerpts can show up in the summary, the first checks, and What informed this on the Pulse.

Exhale attaches Microsoft 365 SharePoint or OneDrive documents as playbooks linked to services or alert keys.

Connect

1. Sign in as a workspace admin.
2. Open Connections → Context → Runbooks & docs → SharePoint / OneDrive.
3. Authorize Microsoft OAuth and select the sites or libraries Exhale may read. Default scopes are offline_access, Files.Read.All, and Sites.Read.All.
4. Test connection to mark the connector configured.
5. Disconnect clears the stored token.

Microsoft access tokens last about an hour; Exhale refreshes them with the stored refresh token before listing files or reading documents, and asks you to reconnect if that refresh fails.

Missing credentials, timeouts, or vendor 403s skip this block. Triage still completes. Send-test-alert Pulses skip live collectors.

Plan

Growth or higher.

Connector slots are shared across Context categories (markdown runbooks use a separate document cap). Tighten AI → Prompt → Context use if excerpts are noisy or too large.

API

Canonical paths are under /v1. Writes use the signed-in session and CSRF. Secrets are never returned on GET. Disconnect is DELETE /v1/auth/context-connectors/sharepoint. Start is GET /v1/auth/context-connectors/sharepoint/oauth/start.

Related

• Context index
• Prompt → Context use