OneDrive + pdfFiller

Upload new pdfFiller documents to OneDrive as files

Manage your documents more effectively with this seamless workflow between pdfFiller and OneDrive. Whenever a new document is created in pdfFiller, this process ensures it's promptly uploaded to OneDrive. This efficient solution simplifies document management, saving you time for more meaningful tasks.

Manage your documents more effectively with this seamless workflow between pdfFiller and OneDrive. Whenever a new document is created in pdfFiller, this process ensures it's promptly uploaded to OneDrive. This efficient solution simplifies document management, saving you time for more meaningful tasks.

  1. When this happens...
    pdfFillerpdfFiller
    New Document

    Triggers when a new document is uploaded or created.

    TriggerScheduled
  2. automatically do this!
    OneDriveOneDrive
    Upload File

    Upload an existing file or attachment not bigger than 60 MB.

    ActionWrite
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Supported triggers and actions

What does this mean?
    • Fill RequestRequired

    • Download Filled FormRequired

    • Filled Form Name

    Trigger
    Instant
    Try It
    • Document typeRequired

    • Folder

    Trigger
    Scheduled
    Try It
  • Action
    Write
    • DocumentRequired

    • Expiration

    Action
    Write
    • Base DocumentRequired

    • Download Filled DocumentRequired

    • Filled Document Name

    Trigger
    Instant
    Try It
    • Message

    • Base DocumentRequired

    • FolderRequired

    • File Name

    Action
    Write
    • DocumentRequired

    • Document Name

    Action
    Write
    • DocumentRequired

    • FolderRequired

    Action
    Write
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