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Microsoft OneDrive is a cloud-based file storage service that allows teams to store, access, and share files. In Prophecy, you can connect to OneDrive to read and write data as part of your data pipelines.

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Prerequisites

To connect Prophecy to OneDrive, your Microsoft administrator must first register Prophecy as an application in Microsoft Entra ID. This registration provides the Client ID and Client Secret needed to authenticate Prophecy with Microsoft APIs. As part of the setup, the following application-level permission must be granted to the registered app:
  • Files.ReadWrite.All
This lets Prophecy read, create, update, and delete files in all site collections. Learn more in Permissions for OneDrive API.

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Feature support

The table below outlines whether the connection supports certain Prophecy features.
FeatureSupported
Read data with a Source gemYes
Write data with a Target gemYes
Browse data in the Environment browserYes
Index files in the Knowledge GraphNo

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Connection parameters

To create a connection with OneDrive, enter the following parameters. You can find the Tenant ID, Client ID, and Client Secret in your Microsoft Entra app.
ParameterDescription
Connection NameName to identify your connection
Tenant IDYour Microsoft Entra tenant ID
Client IDYour Microsoft Entra app Client ID
Client Secret (Secret required)Your Microsoft Entra app Client Secret
User Principal NameEmail you use to sign into Microsoft

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Sharing connections within teams

Connections in Prophecy are stored within fabrics, which are assigned to specific teams. Once a OneDrive connection is added to a fabric, all team members who have access to the fabric can use the connection in their projects. No additional authentication is required—team members automatically inherit the access and permissions of the stored connection credentials.
Be mindful of the access level granted by the stored credentials. Anyone on the team will have the same permissions—including access to sensitive data if allowed.To manage this securely, consider creating a dedicated fabric and team for high-sensitivity connections. This way, only approved users have access to those credentials.