Storage Integration
Microsoft SharePoint
Publish screenshot images, PDF reports, and video captures directly to SharePoint document libraries after every job. Keep your organisation's intranet, team sites, and project portals up to date automatically.
How it works
ScreenshotCenter connects to SharePoint via the Microsoft Graph API using OAuth 2.0. Files are uploaded to the target document library and folder — no manual steps, no SharePoint admin required beyond granting upload access.
- 1
Connect SharePoint in the dashboard
Go to Apps → Connect a new app → SharePoint and sign in with your Microsoft 365 account. Choose the site collection, document library, and target folder.
- 2
Configure the destination library and path
Select the SharePoint site, document library, and base folder. Optionally add a path template to create subfolders by domain, date, or job ID.
- 3
Include the app ID in screenshot requests
Add your SharePoint app ID to the
appsparameter. Files are uploaded and the SharePoint URL is returned inapps[].output_url.
Quick start
curl "https://api.screenshotcenter.com/api/v1/screenshot/create\
?key=YOUR_API_KEY\
&url=https://example.com\
&apps=my-sharepoint-app" The SharePoint file URL is returned in apps[].output_url once the upload completes.
Folder path templates
Control the folder structure inside your SharePoint document library:
screenshots/{domain}/{yyyy}-{mm}-{dd}/{id}.png Available variables: {id}, {domain}, {yyyy}, {mm}, {dd}, {shot}, {browser}, {country}. Folders are created automatically.
Use cases
Intranet publishing
Push weekly web snapshots to a SharePoint page or team site so stakeholders always see the latest state of key pages.
Compliance archives
Maintain a time-stamped visual archive of regulatory and public-facing pages in a SharePoint library with audited access controls.
Marketing reviews
Automatically populate a SharePoint folder with screenshots of campaign landing pages each time a new batch is captured.
Project documentation
Attach visual evidence of website states to project documentation in SharePoint — directly accessible from your Teams channels.
Get started
- 1. Create a free account on ScreenshotCenter.
- 2. Go to Apps → Connect a new app → SharePoint and sign in with Microsoft 365.
- 3. Choose your site, document library, and destination folder. Configure a path template and save.
- 4. Add the app ID to the
appsparameter in your screenshot requests.