Hi ​@jpacheco 

This looks more like a OneDrive URL to me.  Are you able to set up a connection into that location and retrieve the file via the OneDrive connector?

Hi ​@jpacheco 
Has your question been resolved? 

​@brent_read ,

Thanks for your response… I will attempt this and let you know!

​@brent_read ,

Brent,

So I was able to setup a connection to that location I believe… but how does one go about retrieving all attachments from all items listed?

I need to pull all attachments from the items and copy them somewhere external. I don’t know where to even begin there…

Help?

​@brent_read ,

Ok, so I put together this WF but not able to publish it...could I be doing something wrong?
 

Hi ​@jpacheco,

It’s hard to know why the workflow will not publish without seeing the issue.

If I were to attempt this solution, I would do it like this.

Use a start form for the start event. Nothing needs to be on the form; it's just a way to start the workflow. It appears that you have the start event set to run with every new file added.  This is also a valid solution.

Then, use the Microsoft OneDrive for Business - Get folder contents action and set a variable to save the Paths of all the files in the folder.

Next, loop through the paths.
 

With each loop, get a file.

And then store it externally.  In my example, I am using Box.

The workflow will look like this.
 

You can run this for each folder unless you find another way to change the path dynamically. I haven’t thought that far ahead yet :).