Follow these steps to integrate FenixPyre with SharePoint and enable its functionality:
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Access the Admin Dashboard:
Navigate to FenixPyre Sharing > Integrations > SharePoint
Click on Connect Button
Enter the Required Information in the SharePoint settings page
Application (Client) ID: Locate this on the app’s overview page in Azure.
Client Secret Value: Use the value saved in Step 9 of the How to enable FenixPyre integration in SharePoint
Directory (Tenant) ID: This is also available on the app’s overview page in Azure.
Enter Your SharePoint Domain:
In the first field, input your SharePoint domain. Do not forget to add https:// at the beginning of the URL. For example:
Correct: https://<orgname>.sharepoint.com
Incorrect: https://<orgname>-admin.sharepoint.com
Avoid using the SharePoint admin center URL .
Open a browser in Incognito/Private Mode.
Log in to your SharePoint Account.
Access a SharePoint site and navigate to the Documents section.
Select a file and right click .
You should now see FenixPyre options in the right-click menu.
Go to user policies.
Select the policy to configure for SharePoint.
Click "Configure" under "Protected Folders."
In the modal, choose "OneDrive Web" from the dropdown menu.
Enter your SharePoint path as \\<tenant-name>.sharepoint.com\folder-path, press Enter, and click "Update."
Save the policy to apply changes.
Your SharePoint is now secured with FenixPyre.
Microsoft may take up to 24 hours to apply changes across your SharePoint environment.
If the FenixPyre options do not appear, try the following:
Log out and log back into SharePoint.
Access SharePoint in Incognito/Private Mode.
Wait a few hours and try again.
If the issue persists, contact the FenixPyre Support Team for assistance.
