Google Drive

Turn folders of static resumes and client notes into an active data goldmine by connecting Google Drive to SourceGeek.

What is Google Drive?

Google Drive is a secure, cloud-based file storage and synchronization service that enables teams to store documents, spreadsheets, presentations, and files centrally. It features real-time collaborative editing capabilities and powerful access controls to protect sensitive organizational records. It acts as the primary document infrastructure for fast-growing companies and remote workforces.

Ways to use Google Drive

Recruiting departments use Google Drive to archive legacy portfolios, store candidate evaluation sheets, and host standardized interview assignment templates. Agency teams rely on shared folders to collaborate on incoming candidate shortlists and preserve customer master service agreements securely. It also serves as a secure landing spot for uploading high volumes of unstructured resume files.

SourceGeek + Google Drive

Integrating Google Drive with SourceGeek builds a singular source of truth out of your isolated file archives. SourceGeek's AI assistant natively reads your stored documentation, instantly parsing and indexing legacy CVs or client briefs directly into its conversational database. This allows your recruiters to query deep file content using natural language during a live, cooperative team chat without downloading a single file.

Key Features

• File search
• File creation
• File updates
• File reads