Connect Amazon S3 and Google Drive to unlock the power of automation

You can integrate Amazon S3 with Google Drive using our platform by setting up automated workflows, often referred to as 'Zaps'. These Zaps can be configured to trigger actions in one service when certain events occur in another. For instance, you can create a Zap that is triggered whenever a new file is added to a specified Amazon S3 bucket, prompting the automatic upload of that file to a designated folder in Google Drive.

Our integration allows you to utilize triggers such as 'New File Uploaded' or 'File Deleted'. These triggers watch for new files added to your specified Amazon S3 bucket or monitor for any deletions, which can then prompt corresponding actions in linked services like Google Drive.

Through the integration, you can automate actions such as uploading files, creating new directories, or even updating existing documents on your Google Drive whenever specific triggers from Amazon S3 are activated.

No coding skills are necessary. Our platform provides an intuitive interface where you can link your accounts and set up integrations using simple drag-and-drop methods. You define triggers and subsequent actions without writing any code.

Our system itself does not impose strict limits on file sizes; however, you're bound by the storage limitations and restrictions of both Amazon S3 and Google Drive. Ensure that both accounts have adequate storage space before initiating large file transfers.

Yes, during the setup of your Zap, you have the option to use filters. These filters enable you to specify criteria such as file type or other metadata criteria, ensuring that only particular types of files trigger uploads from your Amazon S3 bucket to your Google Drive account.

If a file fails during transfer between services due to network issues or configuration errors, you'll receive a notification about the failure. We recommend checking your Zap configuration settings and verifying network stability before retrying the upload process.