A SharePoint site collection is made up of one top-level site and the subsites below it. You must create a connection to SharePoint or create an HTTP connection to SharePoint before you can access a subsite. After creating the connection, you can move on to creating your integration.
You can create an export in two ways:
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Create an HTTP export with your HTTP connection to SharePoint
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No additional requirements
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Create a SharePoint export using your SharePoint connection
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This requires you to change the Form View to REST API
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In your export, add your relative URI relative to your SharePoint base URI. The typical value of this field is the resource path portion of an API endpoint. Some examples are: /product or /bulkUpdate/orders. This relative URI value is combined with the base URI defined in the connection resource associated with this export. The base URI and relative URI complete a fully qualified URL describing an API endpoint.
To access a subsite, add the subsite name in front of your relative URI. For example, /SubSite/_api/web/lists/GetByTitle('Test").
You can create an import using the SharePoint application:
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Create a SharePoint import using your SharePoint connection
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This requires you to change the Form View to REST API.
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In your import, add your relative URI relative to your SharePoint base URI. To access a subsite, add the subsite name in front of your relative URI. For example, /AssistantTeam/_api/web/lists.