Please ensure that you are not renaming or moving any of the top-level folders in Procore or SharePoint.This includes the project path folders and the documents/photos folders inside the root path folder. For Procore, the file structure can be set as you like, as long as you are adding folders/files to sync inside the Documents and/or Photos Tools in the project (shown below).
For SharePoint, folders/files inside the Documents and Photos folders can be edited/deleted/added etc. Please do not move any of the top level folders to a new location. Also, please do not rename the top-level folders or add any folders/files outside the Documents/Photos folders (shown below).
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There are also some other important factors to consider when adding files in Procore or SharePoint to sync:
Best Practice: Keep folder and file names concise and structured to avoid hitting these character limits. Reducing folder nesting can help minimize the overall path length.
Procore Considerations: While Procore itself does not impose strict limits on file name or path length, syncing issues may arise due to SharePoint and OneDrive restrictions. If a file path exceeds the SharePoint or OneDrive limit, the sync process may fail for those files.
4. In addition to length limitations, certain characters are not allowed in file or folder names in SharePoint or OneDrive, which may cause sync errors. Some of these invalid characters include:
* : < > ? / \ |
Best Practice: Avoid using these characters in both file names and folder structures. Always adhere to SharePoint’s naming rules to avoid disruptions in synchronization.
For more detailed information about SharePoint and OneDrive restrictions, visit Microsoft’s official support page:
Restrictions and Limitations in OneDrive and SharePoint.
By adhering to these guidelines, you can minimize the risk of sync errors and ensure that your files synchronize smoothly between Procore and SharePoint.