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# Move/Copy Attachments
Users can move/copy Dynamics 365 CRM Notes Attachments/Email Attachments and Sales Literature Attachments to SharePoint.
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Note: It is necessary to assign SharePoint Security Sync Administrator/SharePoint Security Sync User, Security role to use real-time migration.
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### **Notes:**
If enabled, it’ll move/copy the Note Attachments to the respective entity folder and leave a hyperlink of the path in Note Body. By clicking on the link, users can navigate to the respective SharePoint folder where the attachments are stored.
**Copy:**
### Move:
### Email Attachments:
If enabled, it’ll move/copy the Email Attachments to a common folder called Email Attachments or Regarding folder and leave a hyperlink of the path in Note Body.
**Copy:**
**Move:**
### Sales Literature Attachments:
If enabled, it’ll move/copy the Sales Literature Attachments to the respective Sales Literature folder and leave a hyperlink of the path back in Cloud Storage Links section.
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