Connect Google Drive and Zoho WorkDrive to unlock the power of automation

To set up a trigger in Google Drive that connects to Zoho WorkDrive, start by selecting Google Drive as your app and choose the event that will initiate the workflow, such as 'New File' or 'File Updated'. Once you've set the trigger, connect Zoho WorkDrive and specify the action you want to follow, like copying files to a specific folder in Zoho WorkDrive.

You can automate actions like copying or moving files from Google Drive to specific folders in Zoho WorkDrive, syncing new documents, or updating metadata. Additionally, you can set up real-time file sharing or archival processes between the two platforms.

Yes, you can setup automatic syncing of files from Google Drive to Zoho WorkDrive by creating a workflow that triggers whenever a new file is added or an existing file is updated in your Google Drive account. This way, selected changes are consistently mirrored in your Zoho WorkDrive folders.

Absolutely! When setting up your integration, you can use filters and define rules which specify the types of files you'd like transferred. This ensures only relevant files get moved from Google Drive over to Zoho WorkDrive according to your needs.

In case of a transfer failure between Google Drive and Zoho WorkDrive, you'll receive an error notification. From there, you can investigate further through our dashboard where detailed logs will help determine the issue's cause whether it's due to connectivity issues or something else.

Yes, integrations can be configured for both personal and team drives on Google. Ensure when setting your triggers and actions that you're selecting the correct drive type (personal or shared) corresponding with activities intended in Zoho WorkDrive.

File size limitations may apply depending on both services' API restrictions and available storage space. When setting up integrations be mindful of these limits—larger files might require verification or alternative handling methods within workflows.