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6 demos of the full Outlook – OneDrive integration provided by Attach2Cloud.
See how Outlook users can now seamlessly upload their attached files to OneDrive, attach files of any size to their emails, send invitations to upload files on OneDrive, and more…
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OUTLOOK – ONEDRIVE  INTEGRATION

Full Outlook – OneDrive Integration

Attach2Cloud provides such a high level of Outlook – OneDrive integration that it revolutionizes the way Office 365 users upload and share files on OneDrive.

Outlook users do not have to do anything special to upload and share their Outlook attached files on OneDrive. No user education is needed, this is a key point.  

Suggestions to upload their attached files to OneDrive appear seamlessly and automatically, when they send their emails, offering them the opportunity, not only to upload their attached files to OneDrive, but also to specify OneDrive target folders, file sharing permissions and elapsing dates in a few clicks. 

Even more, they (or the OneDrive Admins) can define upload rules based on attached file sizes, types or email size, attach files (and folders as well) up to 250 GB(1)) unit size to their emails, and this without any email size limit, send invites to upload files to OneDrive in one single click…

Thanks to the full Outlook – OneDrive integration provided by Attach2Cloud, Outlook is now, and by far, the fastest and easiest way to upload and share files on OneDrive!

Curious to know more? Here are 6 real-world usage cases showing why Attach2Cloud is really a game-changer in terms of Outlook – OneDrive integration:

(1) This 250 GB limit is the maximum allowed size of a OneDrive file. 

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Clicking the below CASE #1 box will display a video in our video player. This is the link to the mp4 file in case you would like to download it.

Outlook-OneDrive Integration
CASE #1
Interactive Mode

When sending Outlook emails, systematically suggest loading the email attachments to OneDrive.

Users can select which attached files to upload, in which target folders, with which permissions and expiration dates.

Systematically engage your Outlook users to upload and share their attached files to OneDrive, when they send their emails.
Outlook-OneDrive Integration
CASE #2
Automatic Mode

Allowing Outlook users to

attach very large files (up to 250 GB per file), exceeding, by far, the MS Outlook maximum allowed email size limit!

Attach2Cloud uploads and share these files on OneDrive when the email is sent.

Get rid of third-party services used to exchange very large files. Use MS Outlook with Attach2Cloud and OneDrive instead!

Outlook-OneDrive Integration
CASE #3
Automatic Mode

Using Attach2Cloud to

automatically upload all Outlook attached files to OneDrive

and share them with the recipients of the emails who receive attached OneDrive shortcuts instead. 100% automatic, zero additional click.

Get rid of Outlook attached files, overnight, without changing Outlook user habits; they continue to attach their files as usual.
Outlook-OneDrive Integration
CASE #4
Using Rules

Using Attach2Cloud to

automatically upload and share all MS Outlook attached files exceeding a given size to OneDrive,

based on a rule that can be centrally managed or set by the Attach2Cloud users.

Redirect the largest Outlook attached files to OneDrive, instantly and automatically, at the time Outlook users send their emails.
Outlook-OneDrive Integration
CASE #5
Using Rules

Using Attach2Cloud to

automatically upload and share all Outlook attached files of given types (like video files for instance) to OneDrive,

based on a rule that can be centrally managed or set by the Attach2Cloud users.

Redirect some Outlook attached files to OneDrive (for instance, video files), automatically, when users send their emails.

Outlook-OneDrive Integration
CASE #6
Invitations to upload

When writing your emails, insert, in one click, invitations to upload files to OneDrive.

Very convenient to receive large files (too large to be sent by email) from other people, even if they don’t have OneDrive.

Invite other people to upload files to a OneDrive folder created and shared automatically when you send your email.

 

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