Connect Gmail and OneDrive to unlock the power of automation

To integrate Gmail with OneDrive, you can use our platform to set up triggers and actions. Start by creating a new Zap where Gmail is set as the trigger app, and OneDrive is set as the action app. Follow the steps in our interface to connect your accounts and specify the actions you would like us to automate.

Yes, you can automatically save email attachments from Gmail to OneDrive. By setting up a trigger for new emails in Gmail with attachments, we facilitate an action that will upload these files directly into a specified OneDrive folder.

Our integration supports uploading all file types that are allowed by both Gmail and OneDrive. This means most common file formats like PDFs, images, documents, and spreadsheets can be transferred seamlessly between the two services when an email is received.

Indeed, you can organize files into specific folders on OneDrive by specifying the folder path during setup. When configuring your Zap's action step for saving attachments from Gmail, simply choose or create a preferred folder in your connected OneDrive account.

Integrations between Gmail and OneDrive run nearly in real-time. Each time your specified trigger event happens in Gmail (like receiving an email), we initiate the corresponding action configured with your connected apps almost immediately after.

File size limitations rely primarily on what both services support. For instance, Google has a maximum attachment limit of 25MB per email, while file uploads to OneDrive are constrained by its own storage limitations. Our integration respects these boundaries during transfers.

Certainly! You can set conditions using filters during the Zap setup process. For example, you might specify that only emails containing certain keywords or emails from specific senders should have their attachments saved to your connected OneDrive account.