Department drop folder to the database
Staff save a weekly CSV in a SharePoint folder; SentraBridge loads the rows into SQL Server and archives the file.
SharePoint and OneDrive document libraries are where many city departments keep working files and records: contracts, reports, staff spreadsheets and scanned forms. They come with Microsoft 365.
SentraBridge reads, writes and archives files in a library through Microsoft Graph. Flows can file documents from other systems into the right folder, or load a spreadsheet staff drop in a folder into a database. Files pass through memory and SentraBridge keeps no copy.
| resource | read | write | changes only | fields |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Files | CSV, JSON, JSON Lines, XML, fixed-width, ACH, BAI2, GeoJSON, Shapefile | write files (including positive pay), transfer documents | yes (new files) | Columns from the file |
Staff save a weekly CSV in a SharePoint folder; SentraBridge loads the rows into SQL Server and archives the file.
Completed DocuSign agreements are written to the purchasing contracts library.
Published CivicCA agendas and minutes are saved to the clerk's records library by board.
A morning summary of open 311 requests is written as a CSV to the operations team's library.
Systems cities commonly connect with SharePoint, each with its own connector page.
Through Microsoft Graph with an Entra ID app. Sites.Selected limits it to the sites you grant, which most IT teams prefer over tenant-wide access.
CSV files, yes: a flow reads new files in a folder, maps columns and writes rows to SQL Server, then archives the file.
Lists use the Microsoft 365 (Graph) connection, which reads and creates list items.
We'll set up a workspace with your systems in a sandbox and build your first flow with you.