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Hello all,

I wonder if anyone could help.

I have built a simple flow that moves files placed in a folder on a server to a OneDrive account, before deleting the file from its original location on the server.

This works well, there is 100% accuracy and files are moved without issue.

However, I have been informed that large volumes of data will soon be placed into the folder on our server (up to 5,000 files) and that we will need to find a way to move the files to OneDrive much quicker (the aim is to be able to move all 5,000 files within half an hour).

The flow I have built is shown below – does anyone have any suggestions as to how I can speed up the process? At the moment, with the concurrency rate turned off and the interval set at 1 minute, its taking around 21 minutes to transfer 1,000 files.

I have tried a number of different concurrency settings and intervals, but unfortunately I cannot seem to speed up the process.

Is there anything that anyone could suggest that I could try? I am sure there is a much quicker way to move the files, and that I may need to rewrite the flow. If anyone could give me any guidance on whether it is possible to reach this kind of level of speed, that would also be much appreciated.

Thanks,