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Google Drive
Your files. Ready for the next step.
Find reference material, check who has access and keep project files organised through OrgAI. Copy documents, move files, manage sharing and collaborate in comments, with confirmation before changes are applied.
Find source materialOrganise filesManage sharing
What you can do with Google Drive.
Find the information you need and get work moving. Here’s how OrgAI can help, and where you stay in control.
Read files and their context
Find and understand your information
How OrgAI works
Find reference files, inspect metadata, sharing, comments and version information, and retrieve supported content.
Search Google Drive
List Google Drive files
Read Google Drive file metadata
Export Google Drive document content
Download a Google Drive file
Read Google Drive changes
List who can access a Drive file
Read a Drive sharing permission
List comments on a Drive file
Read a Drive file comment
Read replies to a Drive file comment
Read a reply to a Drive file comment
List versions of a Drive file
Read details for a Drive file version
Organise files and collaborate
Changes you review and approve
How OrgAI works
Use the listed copy, move, metadata, sharing, comment and reply operations after confirmation.
Copy an existing Google document or Drive file
Move a Google Drive file or folder
Update Google Drive file metadata
Move a Google Drive file or folder to trash
Share a Drive file with someone
Change a Drive sharing permission
Remove someone’s Drive access
Add a comment to a Drive file
Edit a Drive file comment
Delete a Drive file comment
Reply to or resolve a Drive file comment
Edit a reply to a Drive file comment
Delete a reply to a Drive file comment
Create folders and upload files
Changes you review and approve
How OrgAI works
Store an attached file or create a folder using the listed Drive actions.
Upload a Drive file
Create a Drive folder
Separate connected-file editor
Selected edits use a separate read, prepare, review and apply path, with version/conflict checks. These are not generic connector actions.
Docs and Slides: replace and style selected text.
Docs: apply supported uniform table-border styling, without merged or structural table changes.
Sheets: set selected cell values, text styles, background and number formats.
Eligible verified saved changes can be undone; this is not a universal undo guarantee. No granular scope is declared for the editor actions in this inventory. That does not establish unrestricted access.
Connection essentials
A few things worth knowing.
The access behind a connection matters as much as what it can do.
Does connecting an app give everyone access to it?+
No. Private connections are restricted to their creator. Shared connections target selected users or roles. Centralised connections are available across the organisation subject to applicable product permissions. Account permissions, provider scopes and organisation policy continue to apply.
Can OrgAI change something without confirmation?+
Every catalogued write action in the supplied inventory requires confirmation. That includes creating a draft, sending a message, changing a file, publishing content and updating a record. Read actions do not require the same write confirmation, but still require access.
Why does a connection request more access than one action needs?+
A provider authorisation request can cover multiple documented actions or product cards. Google products share Google Workspace authorisation, Microsoft products share Microsoft Graph, and Jira and Confluence share Atlassian. The action-level groups and the full provider scope request are shown separately.
Are all integrations on this page live and verified?+
This page documents the 29 September 2026 local implementation. Live availability depends on a suitable connection, granted access, provider setup and verification. Meeting recorder and Other application are planned catalogue entries, not executable integrations. This website preview does not connect to any account.
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