OneDrive Connector Documentation

This documentation is about how to set up a OneDrive connector with the Abacus.AI enterprise application. If you have already set up a connector, skip to How to Use the OneDrive Connector.

Connect your OneDrive to Abacus.AI

To integrate OneDrive with Abacus.AI, follow these steps:

  1. In the Abacus.AI interface, click on your profile picture in the top right corner.

Abacus Profile

  1. Select "Manage Connectors" from the dropdown menu.

Manage Connectors

  1. Click on "Add New Connector", choose "OneDrive" from the list, and click Connect OneDrive.

OneDrive Authentication

  1. Log in through your Microsoft account (if not logged in already) and click Accept to grant permission to read your OneDrive files.

OneDrive Microsoft Login

How to Use the OneDrive Connector

Once the OneDrive connector is set up, you can fetch documents to train models in Abacus.AI.

  1. Create a new project and select the use case, then go to the "Datasets" tab and click "Create Dataset".
  2. Name the dataset, choose "Type of Data: Document folder or archive (containing images, PDFs, audio files etc.)", then click "Continue".
  3. Choose "Read from External Service" and select your OneDrive connector under "Application Connectors".

OneDrive Tile

  1. Click on "Browse" for the file location after selecting the OneDrive connector tile. This will open the application browser for the files of the user whose OneDrive account was used to set up the connector has access to.
  2. You can select multiple documents or folders containing documents. Note that: - The documents and folders must be at the same level. If you move into a nested/subfolder, the documents you selected at the higher level will not be chosen. - You can choose folders that contain documents, and those documents will be read in.
  3. After selecting the file(s), click on "Select" and then "Add Dataset" (unless you want to perform Document Processing Config advanced options).
  4. Once the dataset is uploaded, configure the schema mapping and train models with the data.

Train Model with Data