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Google Drive File Synchronization with Office 365, SharePoint & OneDrive
Google Drive data can be integrated and synchronized codeless with various external systems, on premises or in the cloud, using the Layer2 Cloud Connector.
Learn on this page how the data integration of Google Drive is working with the Layer2 Cloud Connector by using the step-by-step screenshot tutorial and reading our important advice and frequently asked questions. Make use of the benefits and features of this data integration tool by trying it out yourself: Free Trial Registration
How it works
In fact, you only need to do the 5 following steps to get your Google Drive data integration started.
- Setup your connection as required: one-way, two-way.
- Setup your data source, in this case Google Drive Files.
- Setup your target – for example a Microsoft SharePoint list or library.
- Setup your mapping.
- Start your project!
google Drive step-by-step data integration via the Layer2 Cloud Connector
Use this step-by-step-introduction to get through the whole product and data integration configuration easily. Some steps require a copy-paste task of code snippets. Please follow the recommendations in this introduction closely.
Specific Connection String for your Google Drive integration
Please copy and paste this connection string into the designated field like described in Step 2.5 of the step-by-introduction above.
Directory=C:\Users\NAME\Google Drive;
BENEFITS OF USING THE LAYER2 CLOUD CONNECTOR FOr DATA INTEGRATION
Known issues and workarounds
Please take into account our advice and known limitations.
- There is no hard limit for the amount of files (e.g. 5.000 / 20.000 list view threshold with OOB). But take care about bandwidth limitations, especially for the first sync. Changes are synchronized later on.
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