OneDrive is a chat and context source: Binee searches your files and links the right one into its answers.
Binee reads OneDrive and never changes anything in it. What it learns there powers answers, insights, and dashboards, and any follow-up work happens through tools where writing is supported, always with your approval.
You ask: "Find the onboarding checklist we use for new clients."
That is the whole setup. Binee builds the automation, watches around the clock, and when something matches, the insight arrives with the evidence attached, in your Inbox, by email, or in Slack.
Connect Microsoft 365 once: the same grant covers Outlook Mail, Calendar, OneDrive, and SharePoint.
Ask for files the way you would ask a colleague: by client, topic, or roughly when.
Let file context enrich other answers: the proposal shows up next to the project it belongs to.
Covered by the same Microsoft 365 connection as Outlook Mail: one grant, your own files.
For Office and PDF files, Binee returns the file's details and a link rather than reading the full contents. Honest scope today, deeper reading is on the roadmap.
Honestly, not yet: for Office and PDF files it returns the file's details and a link rather than reading the full contents. Deeper reading is on the roadmap, and this page will say so when it ships.
No. OneDrive is read-only by design: search and context, never edits.
Binee gets sharper with every connection: the more tools it reads, the more dots it can connect around OneDrive.