Hi @oguerra1,

Behind the scenes, SharePoint in Microsoft 365 provides the content services for all files in Microsoft 365. So OneDrive, Teams, Yammer, Outlook, etc... all use SharePoint.

By the way, SharePoint connector offers equivalent actions and triggers as the OneDrive one, except some like conversion or tag managment actions. The main difference is that for SharePoint actions you have to specify the destination site while for OneDrive this is not necessary, target OneDrive (Sharepoint site behind the scene) is linked to the connection.

Ex:

OneDrive "Move file":

SharePoint "Move file"

Here you need to specify the source site and destination site, it can be the same. Sharepoint also offers more options if a file of the same name already exists in the destination.

See below table where I tried to make a match between both connectors' actions:

OneDrive	SharePoint
Add file tag	N/A
Convert file (Preview)	N/A
Convert file using path (Preview)	N/A
Copy file	Copy file
Copy file using path	Copy file
Create file	Create file
Create share link	Create sharing link for a file or folder
Create share link by path	Create sharing link for a file or folder
Delete file	Delete file
Extract archive to folder	Extract folder
Find files in folder	Get files (properties only)
Find files in folder by path	Get files (properties only)
Get file content	Get file content
Get file content using path	Get file content using path
Get file metadata	Get file metadata
Get file metadata using path	Get file metadata using path
Get file tags	N/A
Get file thumbnail	N/A
List files in folder	Get files (properties only)
List files in root folder	Get files (properties only)
Move or rename a file	Move file
Move or rename a file using path	Move file
Remove file tag	N/A
Update file	Update file
Upload file from URL	N/A