To get a folder or file back into SharePoint or Google Drive, open its ··· menu and choose Put back. Shed copies it to the place it came from, checks every file by its fingerprint as it lands, and takes away the note it left behind. Your shed keeps its own copy, so nothing is lost either way. You need Put back level or above.
If anything fails the check, Shed says so in the job report and leaves your shed copy alone.
A folder you have just put back would match the same rules that moved it out, so the dialog asks how long Sweep should leave it alone: 30 days, 90 days, a year, or until an admin says. Ninety days is the usual choice. An Admin can lift or extend that in Settings, then Sweep settings.
Anything Shed swept out of a cloud, as long as Shed still has the record of where it came from. Something uploaded straight into the shed has no cloud place to go back to, so Put back is not offered. If the same file is held for two clouds, you can choose which one it goes to, or send it to both.
Put back level or above. See Invite someone and choose what they can do. Every put back is recorded in Activity with who asked for it.
Tell us which libraries or drives are full and roughly how large they are. We size a shed, set up the first sweep with you, and most are running within a week.
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