OneDrive integration · BetaBeta
OneDrive with AI: Word documents written with context
Tessa uses your OneDrive files to answer with facts and leaves proposals, quotes and minutes in Word format, ready for review.
This connection is in beta: it works, but we are still testing it with real accounts.
The files are in OneDrive, but nobody can find them
In many Microsoft 365 companies the important stuff lives in Word files scattered across personal and shared folders. Finding the latest version of an offer or the right procedure means asking a colleague.
And when you need a new document, you start by copying an old one and fixing what changed by hand, hoping you didn’t leave the previous client’s name in.
How it works with Tessa
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Connect Microsoft 365
The Microsoft connection covers Outlook, calendar and OneDrive with one consent. Each person connects their own.
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Tessa searches and reads
When you ask her something, she can search your OneDrive and read text and Word files to answer with facts.
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Ask for a document
“Draft the quote for Nimbus.” Tessa writes it from your email, minutes and, if connected, Holded or CRM data.
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Find it in the “Tessa” folder
The document is saved as a .docx file in a “Tessa” folder in your OneDrive. Open it in Word, polish it and decide whether to share.
What you get
- A format you already usePlain Word files, no odd templates or proprietary formats.
- Teams recordings become minutesRecordings saved to OneDrive follow the same path as Meet ones: transcript, minutes and tasks.
- Answers with sourcesWhen Tessa uses a document to answer, she tells you which one.
- Nothing is shared by itselfDocuments are created in your OneDrive and only seen by whoever you choose.
Good to know
The OneDrive integration is in beta: it follows Microsoft Graph’s documentation but hasn’t yet been tested against enough real accounts. Documents Tessa creates are deliberately simple (headings and paragraphs) so you can adapt them to your house style. If you mix Google and Microsoft, some company-wide features still use the Google account.
What Tessa reads for each person stays private, your data is stored in the EU and nothing goes out without your approval.
Frequently asked questions
How do I connect OneDrive to Tessa?
Connect your Microsoft 365 account in My connections. The same consent covers mail, calendar and files.
Can Tessa edit my existing documents?
Tessa reads documents for context and creates new ones. She doesn’t rewrite your existing files.
What format are the documents in?
Word (.docx), inside a folder called “Tessa” in your OneDrive. If a file with the same name exists, she creates a new one rather than overwriting it.
Does it work with SharePoint?
For now Tessa works with each person’s OneDrive. SharePoint libraries aren’t supported.
Who sees the documents Tessa creates?
Only you, until you choose to share them. What Tessa keeps in order to work is stored encrypted in the EU.
Keep reading
- FeaturesDocuments that already know your businessProposals, quotes, formal minutes or investor emails drafted with your company's real context, straight into your Google Drive. Try it free.
- CompareMicrosoft 365 Copilot vs Tessa: help inside each app, or one assistant for everythingCopilot lives inside Word, Outlook and Teams. Tessa works across your email, Slack and meetings and does the follow-ups for you. Compare and try free.
- IntegrationsBetaAn AI assistant for Outlook and Microsoft 365Connect Microsoft 365 Outlook in one click. Tessa sorts your email into tasks, drafts replies that stay in the thread and books meetings on Teams.
- IntegrationsBetaAI notes for Microsoft Teams meetings: minutes and tasks, doneTessa joins your Teams meetings, writes minutes with decisions and tasks per owner, and sends the recap. No extra Microsoft licences required.
- FeaturesOne search box for everything at your companySearch your email, Slack, meeting minutes, docs, tasks and contacts at once, and get answers from Tessa with every source cited. Try it free.
What does your team look like?
Same AI for both. Where you start is what changes.
Startups
5 to 30 people
Grow without losing the thread
Tasks from email and Slack, follow-ups, sales and investors, without everything landing on the founders.
Companies
30 to 250 people
What gets decided gets done
Minutes and tasks from every meeting, commitments that get followed up and a pulse per team, without watching anyone.
Connect Microsoft 365 and ask Tessa for your first document.
Start freeFree plan for teams of up to 3 people. Anything that leaves the company waits for your approval.