Attach your files in Outlook as usual, clicking the paperclip button or doing drag and drops.

Attach to Cloud Automatically uploads your MS Outlook attached files to OneDrive and replaces them by OneDrive shortcuts when your email is sent.

You can configure Attach to Cloud to operate fully automatically (no UI) or to display its Attached File Control Center.

Only upload to OneDrive attached files exceeding a given size in MB and / or attached files of given file types.

For example, only upload to OneDrive all files over 5 MB plus all media and picture files like MP*, AVI, MOV, JPG and PNG files.

These options (as all other Attach to Cloud parameters and options) can be managed centrally using Windows Group Policies.

Optionally specify target OneDrive folders for given attached file types.

For example, upload all attached picture files like JPG, PNG etc. to a OneDrive Pictures folder.

Attached files not directed to a specific OneDrive folder are uploaded to the default OneDrive Attachments folder (or to another OneDrive folder to be used as the default Attach to Cloud folder).

Optionally specify for how long you want to keep your uploaded attached files available in OneDrive; For instance 30 days.

Once this delay is expired, the files are automaticlaly deleted from OneDrive.

Attach to Cloud elapsing dates for the MS Outlook attached files uploaded to OneDrive avoid bloating your OneDrive storage with terabytes of outdated attached files.

Attach to Cloud is fully automatic and transparent to the Microsoft Outlook and OneDrive users.

This is why it can be massively deployed without any prior user training.

The emails into which Attach to Cloud has replaced file attachments by OneDrive shortcuts are fully standard emails and of course do not require using Attach to Cloud to open them.

Attach to Cloud is a very small Microsoft Outlook add-in.

Hence, it does not consume any significant amount of memory or CPU resources and has no particular prerequisites in this matter.

Still better, it makes the process of sending emails containing file attachments smoother and also avoids bumping into the maximum allowed email size limit when sending large files.

Attach to Cloud is fully integrated to Microsoft Outlook.

Therefore the users see it as a standard feature helping them to do a far more productive usage of Microsoft Outlook.

And system administrators loves the full integration of Attach to Cloud parameters in Windows Group Policies and the optional consolidated statistics.

Attach to Cloud uploads the attached files to OneDrive fully asynchronously.

Thus, for the users, it is exactly the same as sending emails with attached files, and even quicker since the upload of the files to OneDrive can start as soon as the files are attached.

Also, reducing the email average size from MBs to KBs really makes your email system far more agile

All Attach to Cloud parameters can (optionally) be centrally managed using  Windows GPOs (Group Policy Objects).

An ADMX template ready to be installed in your Group Policy Central Store is provided.

Attach to Cloud MSI setup packages are designed for large and very large deployments.

They are small (+-10 MB), configurable, ready to operate fully silently and support per user and per computer installs.

Attach to Cloud comes with the Attach to Cloud Online Technical Reference.

This web site contains the exhaustive product documentation, ready to use configuration examples as well as usage and deployment advices.

Attach to Cloud technical support is provided in English, French , German and Spanish through the Attach to Cloud Subscription or Yearly Support Contract.

The Attach to Cloud support also includes all minor and major software updates.