---
title: "WebDAV"
description: "Connect a WebDAV server directly in meinGPT — Nextcloud, ownCloud, SharePoint and others"
canonical_url: "https://meingpt.com/en/docs/integrations/sources/webdav"
language: en
---

# WebDAV

## Set up in meinGPT

Open **Settings → Data sources**, click **Add data source**, and choose WebDAV. Fill in the following fields:

| Field | Required | Description |
| --- | --- | --- |
| **Vendor** | ✅ | Nextcloud, Owncloud (PHP-based), ownCloud Infinite Scale, Fastmail Files, SharePoint Online (Microsoft account), SharePoint NTLM (self-hosted/on-premises), rclone WebDAV server, or Other |
| **WebDAV URL** | ✅ | e.g. `https://cloud.example.com/remote.php/dav/files/user` |
| **Base Path** | ✅ | Folder path within the share, e.g. `documents/wiki` |
| **Username** | ✅ | For NTLM, use `DOMAIN\username` format |
| **Password** | ✅ | Password or app password, depending on the provider |

Click **Connect** to create the source and start the first sync.

WebDAV runs as a Cloud data source; it needs no Outpost of your own, and this source type is not available for on-premise Outpost deployments.

**Use an app password where possible**

Nextcloud, ownCloud, and most other providers let you generate a separate
app password for WebDAV access in their security settings — it can be
revoked independently of your account password.

## Synchronization

- meinGPT connects to the WebDAV endpoint and syncs files below the base path.
- Later runs only process changed files.