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# One Drive
#### Storage Connector – One Drive
The OneDrive connector lets you push signed documents, attachments, and completion certificates from emSigner directly into a connected Microsoft OneDrive account, giving you full control over where your signed documents reside.
**Navigation:** Settings → Storage Connectors for Document Repositories → One Drive tab
The setup follows a three-step flow: **Authorize → Test Connection → Save**.
**Sending Options**
| Option | Description |
| ------------------------------------------------------------------------ | -------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Include Signed documents only** *(selected by default)* | Only the signed documents will be pushed to the selected connector. |
| **Include attachments** *(selected by default)* | Attachments will also be included along with the signed documents. |
| **Include completion certificate** *(optional, not selected by default)* | The completion certificate will be included in the connector upload. |
**Steps to Configure**
* Go to **Settings** and click on **Storage Connectors for Document Repositories**.
* Select the **One Drive** tab.
* Review the **Sending Options** — *Include Signed documents only* and *Include attachments* are enabled by default. Optionally, select **Include completion certificate**.
* **Step 1 – Authorize:** Sign in and grant emSigner access to your Microsoft OneDrive account. Once authorized, the step is marked complete. If you ever need to reconnect a different account, use the **Re-authorize** link.
* **Step 2 – Test Connection:** Click **Generate test file**. emSigner creates a file named `emSigner/emSigner-activation.txt` in your OneDrive.
* Open this file in your OneDrive and copy the activation code shown inside.
* Paste the code into the **Enter activation code** field and click **Activate**. On success, you'll see a confirmation: *"OneDrive connector activated."*
* **Step 3 – Save:** Confirm or update your **Sending Options**, then click **Save Configuration** to complete the setup.
* On success, you'll see the message *"OneDrive connector configured successfully."*
**Managing an Active Connector**
Once activated and saved, the page displays a banner confirming the connector is active and documents are being pushed to it.
From here, you can:
* Update the **Sending Options** at any time and save the change — this triggers a *"Connector updated successfully"* confirmation.
* Click **Deactivate** to stop further documents from being pushed to this connector. Deactivating does not delete the configuration; it simply pauses delivery until reactivated.
> **Note:** Until the connector is activated, documents will continue to follow the existing storage behavior. Once activated, this connector applies at the administrator level — all future signed documents from every user of the application, including internal users, will be pushed to the configured repository (matching the selected Sending Options).
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