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# From Power Apps
To do this, follow the steps given below:
* Navigate to **Settings --> Advanced Settings**
* **System --> Document Management.**
* Go to **‘Configure Server-Based SharePoint Integration’**.
* Click on **Next.**
* Now, select the location of **SharePoint site** and click on **Next.**
* Now, enter the **URL of the SharePoint site** that you want to use --> Click on **Next.**
* Click on **Next.**
* Click on **Next.**
* Click on **Done.**
* The server-based integration of **SharePoint site** is now enabled for your Dynamics 365 CRM environment. Now, go back to **Settings** --> **Document Management Settings**.
* Select the Entities for which Document Management needs to be enabled --> Enter the **URL of active SharePoint sites** where you want to store documents --> Click on **Next**.
* Add your SharePoint site URL and click on Validate URL.
* Select **Based on entity**.
* Check ‘**Based on entity**’ to automatically create document libraries and folders that are based on the Dynamics 365 Account on the SharePoint site. Users will not be prompted to create them. If you don't want folders automatically created, do not select the **‘Based on entity’** check box.
* Click on **Next**.
* Click on **Finish**.
Once this is done, you can easily store **Documents/Attachments** related to selected **Entities** in the respective **SharePoint site**.
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