Microsoft OneDrive & SharePoint ยท In development for first firms
Court filings named and filed into your OneDrive or SharePoint matter library.
Short answer: For law firms running on Microsoft 365 (including OneDrive, SharePoint document libraries, Outlook Calendar and CloudLex/Microsoft storage backends), ConnectMyDocket is adding direct Microsoft Graph folder placement on top of the daily court retrieval engine we run in production on Dropbox today.
How OneDrive and SharePoint placement works
Whether your firm stores active cases inside a SharePoint site (SharePoint / Matters / 24STCV19283 - Ruiz / Court Filings/) or a shared OneDrive directory, the workflow matches our Dropbox production pipeline:
- Checks each active case number on the court portal every weekday morning.
- Downloads new Minute Orders, notices and filings and renames them to your firm's convention.
- Places each PDF into the matching OneDrive or SharePoint subfolder, holding any ambiguous match for human confirmation in the 7:00 AM email.
OneDrive & SharePoint questions
- What is the status of OneDrive and SharePoint filing?
- Dropbox runs in production today. Microsoft OneDrive and SharePoint folder placement (alongside Outlook calendar proposal links) is in development for our first Microsoft 365 law firms. Tell us your folder layout during your walkthrough and we will give you a concrete timeline.
- How does authentication work with Microsoft 365?
- Your firm administrator grants scoped Microsoft Graph access to the designated SharePoint document library or OneDrive matter root so ConnectMyDocket can index case folders and place renamed court PDFs without touching unrelated firm files.
See it on a morning like yours.
Tell us which court portal you check and where your case folders live. We will walk through a real morning run and show how your firm's naming rules and folder structure map over.
Bring the person who downloads and files documents today.
Prefer email? Write to frank@connectmydocket.com.