How to Find Your SharePoint URL Prefix

Identify your tenant name for SharePoint and OneDrive migration configuration.

Last updated: 2025-01-15 How To

Overview

Your SharePoint URL prefix (also known as your tenant name) is a key piece of information needed when configuring Cloudiway's SharePoint Sites Migration Tool or OneDrive Migration Tool. This guide shows you two easy methods to find it.

What You're Looking For

The tenant name is the text that appears before .sharepoint.com in your SharePoint URL.

Method 1: SharePoint Services

1

Open the O365 App Launcher

Log into Microsoft 365 and click the app launcher (waffle icon) in the top-left corner.

2

Select SharePoint

Click on SharePoint Online from the app list.

3

Check the URL

Look at the URL in your browser address bar.

Example URL

https://tenantname.sharepoint.com/_layouts/15/sharepoint.aspx

Your tenant name is the text to the left of .sharepoint.com.

Real Example

For the URL https://mydomain.sharepoint.com/_layouts/15/, the tenant name is mydomain.

Method 2: OneDrive for Business

1

Log into Office 365

Sign in to your Microsoft 365 account.

2

Open OneDrive

Use the App Launcher to open your OneDrive.

3

Check the URL

Look at the URL in your browser address bar.

Example URL

https://tenantname-my.sharepoint.com/personal/username/_layouts/15/onedrive.aspx

Your tenant name is the left part of -my.

OneDrive URL Format

OneDrive URLs include "-my" after the tenant name. Simply remove the "-my" part to get your tenant name.

How to Use It

Once you have your tenant name, use it in Cloudiway:

  • SharePoint Sites Migration Tool: Enter the tenant name when configuring your Office 365 connector
  • OneDrive Migration Tool: Use the tenant name to set up source or target connectors
  • Site URLs: Build full site URLs using the pattern https://tenantname.sharepoint.com/sites/sitename

Pro Tip

Your tenant name is consistent across all SharePoint and OneDrive URLs in your organization. Find it once and use it for all your migration configurations.

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