Amazon S3 + Google Docs integrations
Create text objects in Amazon S3 for every new document in your Google Docs folder
When you add a new document in a Google Docs folder, it can be tedious to then manually upload it to Amazon S3. With this workflow, every time a fresh document appears in your specified Google Docs folder, it immediately creates a text object in Amazon S3. This handy automation saves you time and ensures all your material is organized across your platforms.
- When this happens...New Document in FolderTriggers when a new document is added to a specific folder (but not its subfolders).
- automatically do this!Create Text ObjectCreates a brand new text file from plain text content you specify.
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More things you can do with Google Docs and Amazon S3
Discover other triggers and actions you can use with Google Docs and Amazon S3
- New Document
Triggers when a new document is added (inside any folder).
Try ItTriggerPolling - DocumentRequired
Try ItTriggerPolling- Drive containing the template document
- Folder containing the template document
- Template DocumentRequired
- New Document NameRequired
- Drive
- Folder for new Document
- Sharing Preference
- Organization Domain
- Unused Fields Preference
- Export Formats
- Insert Inline Image (Image URL)
- Image location (Segment ID)
- Image location (Index)
- Image location (tabId)
ActionWrite- DocumentRequired
- Find textRequired
- Replace text
- Match case
ActionWrite
- Drive
- Folder
Try ItTriggerPolling- Drive
- Folder
- Document NameRequired
- Text to AppendRequired
- Append Text on New Line?
ActionWrite- FileRequired
- Specify Document Name
- Drive
- Folder
ActionWrite- DocumentRequired
- Start position (Index)Required
- End position (Index)Required
- Formatting Options
- Link URL
- Font size (points)
- Font family
- Text color (hex)
- Background color (hex)
- Segment ID
- Tab ID
ActionWrite
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