Feature Request: SharePoint Action Connector — Download / Read File Content
Category: Integrations → Microsoft SharePoint Online
Priority: High
Summary
The SharePoint action connector currently supports searching for files (SearchSiteDriveItems) and uploading files (UploadFile), but there’s no action to download or read file content. This makes it impossible to build workflows that process SharePoint documents programmatically — you can find files but can’t actually read them.
Use Case
We’re trying to use Amazon Quick to analyse customer call recording transcripts stored in SharePoint. The workflow is:
- ✅ Search SharePoint for transcript files (.docx, .vtt) — works great via
SearchSiteDriveItems - ❌ Download/read the file content so Quick can process it — not possible
- Convert or summarise the content
- ✅ Upload processed results back to SharePoint — works via
UploadFile
Steps 1 and 4 work perfectly. Step 2 is the blocker. We’re stuck with links to files that we can see exist but can’t actually read.
What’s Missing
The Microsoft Graph API fully supports this via the /content endpoint on drive items (or via @microsoft.graph.downloadUrl on item metadata). The connector just doesn’t expose it as an available action.
Proposed actions:
DownloadFileorGetFileContent— Given asiteId,driveId, anddriveItemId(all of which are already returned bySearchSiteDriveItems), return the file content or a download URL that Quick can fetch.
Current Workaround
None that work purely within Quick. Users have to manually download from SharePoint and re-upload to the conversation — which defeats the purpose of having the connector.
Impact
This is a significant gap for anyone using SharePoint as their document store (which is most Microsoft 365 organisations). Without it, the connector is limited to metadata operations and can’t participate in document processing workflows — summarisation, conversion, analysis, extraction, etc.
Environment: Amazon Quick Desktop (macOS), SharePoint Online connector (Default OAuth app)
Connector version: Current as of May 2026