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Last updated 1 year ago

Microsoft OneDrive is a comprehensive cloud storage solution that enables file storage, synchronization, and sharing, designed for both individual users and collaborative teams. By integrating OneDrive with our Business Chatbot, you empower the bot with the capability to automatically gather, sync, and index content, thereby enriching the ChatGPT's ability to understand your documents and provide more detailed responses.

Setting Up the OneDrive Connector

To connect OneDrive to the Nisa dashboard, you must first set up an OAuth app within the Microsoft Azure Portal. Follow the steps below after logging into the :

Step 1: Create a new app registration in Azure Active Directory (AAD).

Step 2: Fill in the details of the app registration.

  • Name: Provide a name for your app, like 'Nisa'.

  • Supported account types: Choose which accounts you would like your application to support.

  • Redirect URI: Enter your dashboard domain callback URL, for example, https://dashboard.nisa.ai/oauth/onedrive.

Step 3: Create client credentials.

  • Under 'Certificates & secrets', click on 'New client secret'.

  • Add a description and select an expiry for the secret. Store the value securely.

Step 4: Integrate with Nisa.

  • In your Nisa dashboard, go to 'Sources' and add a new 'Add Project Source'.

  • Select the OneDrive to Connect.

  • Enter the Client ID and Secret Key then press the save configuration.

  • Sync the Integration and Accept the Permission Request after logging in.

  • The syncing process will then start behind the scene.

Congratulations! Your OneDrive is now integrated with Nisa. The bot can now access and index files from OneDrive, enhancing its understanding and the relevancy of its responses to queries related to your documents.

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