Google Drive project management software integration
Collaborate on files with your team by attaching docs directly to tasks from your Google Drive account on the web or mobile.
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Attach files directly from Google Drive to Wrike
Google Drive is a file storage application that lets you store up to 15GB of documents for free. Shared users can view, edit, and collaborate on documents in real-time from home, work, or across the world. Save storage space on your Wrike account by attaching directly to your tasks from your Drive.
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Click the "attachments" button (paperclip) in your task panel.
Choose "from Google Drive."
Click "Choose file" to attach a pre-existing document, or "Create new file" to create and attach a new document in your Drive account.
Enter your Google credentials and grant Wrike access.
Select or create the file you wish to attach.
Visit our Wrike Help Center to learn more about our Google Drive integration.
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FAQ
Wrike’s Google Drive integration works by enabling users to share and collaborate on documents quickly and easily. Once set up, the Google Drive integration allows users to upload documents by clicking the “attach files” paper clip option in their task panel and selecting the Google Drive option in the drop-down menu.
Yes! It is possible to share Google Drive files with team members in Wrike. This can be done one of two ways — both equally straightforward. The first is to copy and paste the sharing link from Google Drive directly into the Wrike task as a comment or in the task description. The second way is by selecting the “attach files” paper clip icon and choosing Google Drive.
To edit a Google Drive document, simply click on the link within Wrike and begin editing it once it opens in a new window. Because Google Drive documents are stored in the cloud, edits made within the file will update automatically.
Yes, it is possible to store and share Google Drive files within Wrike. Either link to them or upload the file directly into a Wrike task.
Getting started with Google Drive for Wrike is simple. Once you’ve connected G Suite to Wrike, you can begin linking, uploading, and sharing files immediately.
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