Please refer to this link to install and Configure the CV Files app
With the CV Files app, you can connect your One Drive with Salesforce, and you can upload files to save them in your One Drive.
Now, if you navigate to the App Launcher and select the object in which you have added the CV Files tabs, then, you will see the CV Files component
Upload Files
You will find the option to “Upload Files” from here, you can upload files to a record, and it will automatically save in your one drive. You can also Drag a file to the “Upload Files” section and upload it instantly.
You can see the list of all the files uploaded to the Salesforce record on the component.
After uploading a file, you will see in your One Drive, A folder for the object has been created in the Salesforce folder.
You’ll find a folder created for the Record name inside the object folder.
The files related to this record are inside the folder. All the objects and records follow this hierarchy.
On the component, three options are available to interact with the file: “Download”, “Delete” and “Rename”.
Download
From the download option, you can download the file to your local storage.
Delete
You can also delete the file & the file will automatically be deleted from the respective One Drive folder.
Rename
You can also rename the file.
Create
In the CV Files app, you have the option to create “Folder”, “Spreadsheet”, “Presentation” and “Document”.
Create Spreadsheet
Create Presentation
Create Document
Logging into your One Drive, you will find a new folder, spreadsheet, presentation and a document created.
Move Files/Folders
You can move files and folders by just “drag and drop”.
For example, here, we have created a Test CV folder in the “Avi Green” record. And in the Test CV folder, a new Test folder is created, the Test -1 folder is created under the Test folder, and the last Test-2 folder is created in the Test-1 folder.
So, we can easily drag and drop any folder.
Example:- Let’s drag the “Test-2” folder in the Test folder. So it will easily save in the Test folder.
Now when you open the “Test” folder, you will find the “Test-2” folder is saved in the Test folder.
And when you open the drive folder, you will find the “Test -2” folder saved in the “Test” folder as well.