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I have a zap that looks at new or modified list items on a Microsoft Sharepoint list and then creates a task in Asana. There is the ability to upload an attachment to the SharePoint list item, so I am curious if that attachment  URL could be used in a later step. I cant seem to locate anything for this. Ideally I could upload the file directly, but I would settle for copying the link to the description, 

Hi ​@rethink 

The SharePoint Zap trigger event would need to include info about the file for you to use.

  • file object
  • file url
  • file ID
  • file name

 

Try using this Zap action: SharePoint - Find File

Description: Finds a file and its contents based on its name and Folder Path

 

Otherwise, you may have to explore using the SharePoint API.

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint/dev/sp-add-ins/get-to-know-the-sharepoint-rest-service?tabs=csom

Zap action: SharePoint - API Request

 

 


Hi there ​@rethink! 👋

Did you have any luck with either of the Microsoft SharePoint actions Troy suggested? 

We’re happy to assist further if you’re still stuck at all, just let us know! 🙂


No luck as of yet,

The find file seems to be more for the files and folders that had been 

The triggering actions that kick off my Zap are when a new Sharepoint list item is created or modified. I can check to see if there is an attachment (Boolean yes/no), but I cant seem to find the URL in Zapier. 

In Power Automate I am able to create something similar and then add the URL to the list item, which helps by allowing the person to see ‘Oh, there is an attachment, and here is a link to the item in Sharepoint” so its one click. not as ideal as a link to the attachment directly, but at least closer. 

When I look for the same in Zapier, I cant seem to find it. 


Hi ​@rethink,

 

Zapier's SharePoint integration can trigger new or updated list items and detect if attachments exist but doesn't provide direct attachment URLs in the data. To get around this, you can use a custom Webhook step to call the SharePoint API and fetch attachment URLs, create a SharePoint flow to add attachment links to a list field for Zapier to read, or explore third-party tools that expose these URLs. 

Feel free to reach out if you encounter any issues or need further assistance. We're here to help.