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title: 365 Quick Tips - What should you do with all those email attachments
description: Move documents attached to emails to OneDrive or Dropbox
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# [365 Quick Tips - What should you do with all those email attachments](https://blog.vorsite.com/microsoft-flow-quick-tips)

 Written by [Aaron Nettles](https://blog.vorsite.com/author/aaron-nettles) | May 3, 2018

Automatically moving email attachments to a central location can save time and keep you organized. Setup this feature in Office 365 in a few steps. In most cases you don't even need help from your IT department.

**Tip 1 - Automatically move documents attached to incoming emails to your personal OneDrive folder.**

 

 

**Tip 2 - Automatically move documents attached to incoming emails to your personal Dropbox folder.**

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