# How to Upload Documents from SharePoint in Evia Sign

Evia Sign now makes it effortless to pull in documents directly from your SharePoint account

## What You Can Do

* Connect your SharePoint account from inside Evia Sign.
* Browse SharePoint lists and folders that holds your documents.
* Select and attach documents directly to your signature request
* Complete the eSignature request flow—all without leaving the app.

> This guide walks you through how it works from start to send.

## **Step 1: Start a Signature Request**

Head to your Evia Sign account and click **“NEW SIGN REQUEST”** to begin a new signing process.

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## **Step 2:** In the Document Upload Step, Click “SharePoint”

When you reach the **Document Upload** step, you’ll see a button labeled **“SharePoint.”**\
Click it to connect with your SharePoint account.

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I**f you haven’t connected your SharePoint account yet, you’ll be prompted to log in using your SharePoint credentials.**
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Once connected, Evia Sign will open a **custom file picker window** that lets you browse your SharePoint environment—without ever leaving the app.

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## **Step 3: Browse Your SharePoint Lists and Document Folders** Right Inside Evia Sign

The custom file picker window will show your available **SharePoint lists**, each containing folders with the documents you need.

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To view and explore your **SharePoint lists**, use the dropdown at the top to select the one you want to access. Evia Sign will then display the folders (items) inside it.

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## **Step 4:** Select the Folder That Has Your Documents

After choosing a list, you’ll see a set of folders (or items) that hold your SharePoint documents.

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Tick the checkbox next to the folder you want to use for your signature request.

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## **Step 5: Attach and You’re Done**

Once selected, click **Attach**.

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Evia Sign will instantly pull the documents from SharePoint and add them to your signature request.

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> From here, just continue like usual—assign signatories, place your signature stamps, and send it off.&#x20;


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