OAuth · Microsoft OneDrive source
Your Microsoft documents, with no Microsoft login for readers
With the Microsoft OneDrive source the policy, the report or the workbook renders on the Confluence page without every reader meeting a sign-in first. You paste the sharing link once, into the macro, and the macro does the reading - for whoever can open the page.
Your readers need no account
The person who adds the macro connects OneDrive once, and the content renders for whoever can open the page. No Microsoft sign-in, no licence, no "request access" for the client, the auditor or the new starter on a borrowed laptop - the people you least want to put a login screen in front of.
Your readers get the document, not a viewer inside a viewer
The file is read and rendered by the macro itself, so a Word document arrives as the document - headings, tables and layout - and a workbook as a workbook, on the page rather than in an embedded window with its own scrollbars.
You share nothing more widely than before
Publishing to a whole space normally means relaxing sharing on the file until it is visible enough. Here the file keeps the permissions it has: the fetch runs with the account that connected OneDrive, and only that authorisation reaches the file.
One connection, twenty-nine macros
The same OneDrive connection feeds 29 of the 31 macros, so it is not a Word feature - it is where your PDF, your diagram, your dataset and your image can all come from too.
Microsoft OneDrive is one of 13 places Macro Pack reads from
One app, one licence, one connection your admin sets up - and 12 more places a page can pull content from, whether that is a page attachment, a Git repository, an S3 bucket or your database.
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