How does OneDrive connect to Qonto?
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You have better things to do than sort your receipts: with Qonto, import them to your personal OneDrive account, where they are filed automatically and ready to be shared.

How does the integration work?

When you add your receipts to Qonto, they are automatically stored and filed by date on your personal OneDrive account, so you always have a backup.

  • No more forgetting to export your receipts: your receipts are synched with OneDrive daily

  • Easier access to all your documents: your receipts are automatically imported and filed by date in a specified folder, for all your current accounts

  • Secure file sharing: provide flexible access to specific files and folders, according to your needs

☝️ Keep in mind: This account can’t be a professional Microsoft 365 account. This integration is only available for personal accounts. You can check whether you have a professional or a personal OneDrive account with your email address: if it’s ending by @outlook.com/fr or @hotmail.fr/com it means that you have a personal OneDrive account.

How to set up the integration

A Qonto folder will be created in your root folder and divided into sub-folders by current account and by time period. You can also access this folder from the “Helpful links” section created on the Connect page of OneDrive.

Simply click “Connect” in the top right of the Connect OneDrive page in the web application and follow these simple steps:

  • Click New authentication

  • Enter an Authentication name of your choice; it will be suggested to you if you decide to reconnect OneDrive to your Qonto account

  • Click Create

  • Select the personal OneDrive account you wish to use to sync your receipts

  • Once logged in, authorize Qonto to sync your data in OneDrive by clicking Continue

  • Select the date and time from which you would like to begin syncing your receipts; you may select an earlier date or today’s date

  • Click the “✓” button

  • Finally, click Finish... and you’re done 🎉

Your integration is now ready!

☝️ Keep in mind: If you see Connected in the top right of the Connect OneDrive page, it means that a member’s OneDrive account is already associated. To connect your personal OneDrive account and benefit from the integration, just click on Connected and on Disconnect OneDrive. Then, you will have to set up the integration again. Please note that the synchronization will be stopped with the OneDrive account of the user connected initially.

When are my receipts imported into OneDrive?

The receipts already associated with your Qonto account will be exported immediately once the integration has been configured; any new receipts uploaded to Qonto will be exported automatically once a day at 11:30 pm. If you open a new current account in Qonto after configuring the integration, a new folder will automatically be created in your storage space.

Who can use the integration?

All account holders, administrators and accountants can set up this integration with OneDrive. All you need is a Qonto and OneDrive account.

☝️ Keep in mind: To take full advantage of this integration, make sure your storage capacity in OneDrive is sufficient for exporting your receipts. To verify your storage capacity, read this page.

What happens if I delete a file or folder in my OneDrive account?

If you delete a file, it will be imported back into your OneDrive account automatically. If you delete a folder, however, the receipts it contains will be deleted from your OneDrive account:

  • Any new receipts that you upload to Qonto for the specific period or current account will be exported as usual.

  • To retrieve the files deleted from your OneDrive account, you will need to reconfigure the integration.

How much of my Qonto account data will OneDrive have access to?

We will not share any of your data with OneDrive without your express consent, which you may revoke at any time with a few clicks to stop sharing your data. Without your express consent, we are unable to ensure the proper function of the integration.

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