Let Haruno read, work in, upload to and share files in your Google Drive, either in one Haruno folder or across all of My Drive.
Mac appAvailableListed under Google in Connectors. Described with the other cloud drives under Cloud storage.
Windows appAvailable
What it connects
Your Google Drive. Each connection chooses one of two kinds of access under Google Drive access.
Haruno connection folder is the default. Haruno sees only files it creates inside one folder named Haruno. Files you already have in Drive stay out of reach, even if you move them into that folder in Drive.
My Drive gives Haruno your whole Drive. It needs your organization's own Google app, which an administrator sets up in the Haruno dashboard.
What Haruno can do
List folders and files, inside the folders you allow.
Read one file. A Google Doc, Sheet or Slides file arrives as a Word, Excel or PowerPoint copy. Editing the copy does not change the original.
Open a folder and keep it in step with Drive.
Upload a file from your PC, creating it or replacing one with the same name.
Show who can reach a file, share it with a person, a group, a domain or anyone with the link, and take access away again. People can get view, comment or edit access.
Use a Drive file or folder linked to a project, added as a Cloud item in the project's sources.
How to connect
Open Google Drive
Go to Settings ▸ Connectors and click Google Drive. Turn on Enable.
Fill in the setup
Choose Google Drive access, give the connection a Display name, and choose Folders Haruno can use.
Haruno asks before it uploads a file, shares a file or takes access away. Listing who can reach a file does not ask. In the advanced view you can set each tool to On, Confirm or Off under Tools.