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OneDrive and SharePoint, translated in place.

Connect personal OneDrive folders or a SharePoint document library and every file becomes translatable. Rush Studio signs in via Microsoft 365, respects your sensitivity labels and writes translations back where the source lives.

Connect OneDrive See it in the dashboard

Two-way syncSharePoint & personalMicrosoft 365 SSO

SharePoint · Marketing Site / Documents

Marketing site›Documents›Launch Synced

Product guide.docxSource

Product guide — de.docxNew · German

Product guide — es.docxNew · Spanish

Spec sheet.xlsxSource

Spec sheet — de.xlsxNew · German

Roadmap.pptxRe-syncing

One SharePoint library, one project in Rush Studio.

Point us to a personal folder or a SharePoint document library once. After that it behaves like any other source — within your Microsoft 365 governance.

Personal & SharePoint

Connect your own OneDrive folders or a shared SharePoint library — both work the same way.

Two-way sync

Source files come in; finished translations go back to the same library automatically.

Respects sensitivity labels

Files at or above the level you choose are skipped, so governed content stays governed.

Watches for changes

Add a file to a watched library and it is queued for translation, no click required.

Governance first

Your Microsoft 365 rules still apply.

Rush Studio reads content via Microsoft 365, so your existing controls carry over. Set a sensitivity threshold and anything at or above that level is skipped entirely — never read, never translated. Optionally lock files during translation so co-authors do not overwrite them mid-flight.

Sensitivity labels

Microsoft Purview labels are read and respected on every file.

Skip above a level

Choose Internal, Confidential or Highly confidential as the threshold.

Lock during translation

Optionally lock the source so co-authors do not overwrite it mid-flight.

ReplacesUngoverned exportsParallel copies outside Microsoft 365

Sensitivity labels

Product guide.docxInternalIncluded

Pricing model.xlsxConfidentialIncluded

Board deck.pptxHighly confidentialSkipped

Files at or above your threshold — here, Highly confidential — are skipped entirely. They are never read or translated.

Round-trip, not one-way

Translations come straight back to the library.

When a translation is approved, Rush Studio writes it back into OneDrive or SharePoint next to the source — named by language, in the same library, in the same format. No export, no re-import, and every version stays inside Microsoft 365.

Predictable naming

Outputs follow a pattern you define, e.g. file — de.docx, for clean sorting.

Version-aware

Re-translate after a source change and the output updates in place — no duplicates.

Permissions respected

Files inherit the library's sharing — we never widen access.

ReplacesDownload / re-import cyclesA separate "translations" library

Two-way sync

OneDrive

Source files

Rush Studio

Translate · review

Imports the sourceSends translations backLabels respected

Supported formats

The file types you actually keep in Microsoft 365.

Office documents and common document types — each round-trips with structure and styling preserved.

DOC

Word

and .docx

XLS

Excel

and .xlsx

PPT

PowerPoint

and .pptx

PDF

PDF with a text layer

TXT

Plain text

.txt, .md

CSV

Row-and-column data

SRT

Subtitles

.srt, .vtt

JSON

Structured

.json, .xml strings

How it works

Connected in about three minutes.

Sign in with Microsoft 365

Authenticate with your Microsoft 365 account — single sign-on via your tenant. Grant access only to the sites and folders you choose.

Pick sites & libraries

Choose the personal folders or SharePoint libraries to watch, your target languages and your sensitivity threshold.

Translate & re-sync

Files enter your queue, get translated and reviewed, and the final versions reappear in the library on their own.

Permissions & security

Inside your tenant, and nothing you did not grant.

Rush Studio connects via Microsoft 365 and only touches the sites and folders you select. Here is exactly what that means.

What we access

The libraries you choose. Read source files and write back translations — only in the OneDrive folders and SharePoint libraries you connect.

Sensitivity labels & metadata. Labels, names, types and modified dates, to respect governance and know what to re-sync.

Your Microsoft profile. Name and email, to attribute activity and send sync notifications.

What we never do

Read content labeled above. Files at or above your sensitivity threshold are skipped — never read or translated.

Change sharing. We never widen who can see a file — outputs inherit the library permissions.

Delete your source. Rush Studio only adds translated files; your originals are never modified or deleted.

The details

How the sync behaves.

The specifics teams ask about before connecting a production library.

Sync direction

Two-way. Source files are read; approved translations are written back to the same library.

Sync trigger

New or changed files are detected within minutes of arriving in a watched library. You can also run a manual re-sync any time.

Sensitivity labels

Microsoft Purview labels are respected. Files at or above the level you choose are skipped entirely — never read.

Locking & conflicts

Optionally lock files during translation. If an output is edited directly in SharePoint, Rush Studio flags it before overwriting.

Output location

The same library as the source by default, named file — [language].ext. Optionally route outputs to a dedicated Translations library.

Authentication & revocation

Microsoft 365 OAuth (single sign-on via your tenant). Disconnect from Rush Studio or revoke from Azure AD any time; access stops immediately.

Questions

OneDrive & SharePoint, in plain terms.

Does it work with SharePoint, not just personal OneDrive?

Yes. Personal OneDrive folders and SharePoint document libraries are fully supported, and outputs inherit the library's ownership and permissions.

How are sensitivity labels handled?

Microsoft Purview labels are read on every file. Anything at or above the threshold you set is skipped entirely — never read or translated.

Does it use our Microsoft 365 sign-in?

Yes. Authentication is single sign-on via your tenant, so access follows your existing Microsoft 365 identity and policies.

What happens if someone edits a file during sync?

You can have Rush Studio lock files during translation, and any conflicting edit to an output is flagged before it is overwritten.

How are large libraries handled?

Files are queued and translated in batches so a large library does not flood your queue. You can pause, re-prioritize or scope by folder any time.

Can two people connect the same library?

The library is connected once at the workspace level, so your whole team shares a single synced project — no duplicate connections or conflicting outputs.

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OneDrive and SharePoint, translated in place.

One SharePoint library, one project in Rush Studio.

Personal & SharePoint

Two-way sync

Respects sensitivity labels

Watches for changes

Your Microsoft 365 rules still apply.

Translations come straight back to the library.

The file types you actually keep in Microsoft 365.

Connected in about three minutes.

Sign in with Microsoft 365

Pick sites & libraries

Translate & re-sync

Inside your tenant, and nothing you did not grant.

How the sync behaves.

OneDrive & SharePoint, in plain terms.

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