Absolutely! Simply navigate to the Salesforce record to which you want those files to connect. Click "Set up with SharePoint" button on the sFiles browser and sFiles will create a folder for that record inside SharePoint. Over in SharePoint, drag-and-drop your files that you want associated with that Salesforce record into the new SharePoint folder that was created by sFiles. You will now see the files show up in Salesforce.

Absolutely! sFiles supports standard objects, custom objects, as well as namespace objects.

Yes! Our sFiles Community license comes with two pre-built components: a file list view and a file uploader that you can embed in your Lightning Community. Using our API, you can also make custom components that communicate with SharePoint.

sFiles releases are carefully designed to maintain full compatibility with your current version, enhancing your experience without compromising functionality.

No. sFiles is designed to only act as an intermediary. It does not actually store data in Salesforce or in any other external site. sFiles acts as a window into SharePoint Online and does not store data.

sFiles schedules quarterly releases to be pushed automatically to customer orgs but offers other upgrade methods when requested.

sFiles follows a quarterly release schedule, with updates typically rolled out four times a year...

sFiles follows SharePoint and Salesforce's limits. This document helps you to stay within those limits.

sFiles is a solution that integrates SharePoint with your Salesforce org.