Pull from Azure SharePoint

Pull from Azure SharePoint fetches one or more files from a linked SharePoint site and brings them into your Multi FileFeed (MFF) as input files. Use it to source files directly from SharePoint document libraries your organization already uses.

Availability: Beta. Requires the WorkflowsAzureSharepointFetch feature. Contact your OneSchema support representative if you do not see this transform.

What it does

Input: source (no upstream input). This transform starts an MFF branch by connecting directly to Azure SharePoint.
Output: one file per selected SharePoint file, in its original format.
The transform connects to your linked SharePoint site, retrieves the files you select, and passes them downstream unchanged.

When to use it

Internal teams or partners upload files to a shared SharePoint document library.
You want to remove a manual download-and-upload step from a recurring process.
You need to combine SharePoint-sourced files with files fetched from other connectors in the same MFF.

How to configure it

In the MFF builder, add a Pull from Azure SharePoint node as a source at the start of your MFF.

Settings

Setting	Description	Default
Files	The list of SharePoint files or document library paths to fetch as input files.	None selected

Configuration tips

Point to the specific document library and folder path rather than a whole site to avoid ambiguity when multiple files share a name.
If a file is checked out or locked for editing in SharePoint, the fetch may return the last checked-in version.

Example

Setup

A finance team uploads a weekly expenses.xlsx file to a SharePoint document library.

Output

The MFF receives expenses.xlsx as an input file, ready for a Convert to CSV or extraction transform downstream.

Troubleshooting

"File not found" errors

Confirm the file hasn't been moved, renamed, or deleted.
Reconnect your SharePoint account if permissions or site access have changed.

Fetched file seems outdated

Check whether the file is checked out by another user in SharePoint; this can cause the fetch to return an older version.