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# Microsoft 365

> How to use a SharePoint or OneDrive file or folder as a Destination, and why the sharing scope usually decides whether a scan works.

Open the file in SharePoint or OneDrive, choose **Share → Copy link**, and paste it in as the
Destination. The link already carries everything it needs; there is nothing to construct.

## Your tenant's sharing rules still apply

The share dialog offers something like **Anyone with the link**, **People in *your organisation***,
**People with existing access** and **Specific people**. Whichever you pick is what a scan gets —
a QRtub Link carries the address, not permission, so the file stays exactly as protected as it is
today.

Two consequences worth planning around:

* **Your own staff, signed in** — works well, and the link survives the file moving within the site.
* **Contractors, visitors, the public** — they need **Anyone with the link**, and many tenants
  switch that off centrally. That is a deliberate policy, not an obstacle to route around: if IT
  has blocked anonymous links, publish the public-facing version somewhere you control and keep
  the governed copy here.

This is the practical difference from Google Drive, where you can usually change a file's access
yourself.

## Related

* [Google Drive, Docs and Sheets](/integrations/google-workspace) — the same job, fewer obstacles
* [What Is a Destination?](/destinations/what-is-a-destination)