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Use Google Drive as a knowledge source to help Ravenna AI answer questions based on your team’s documents, spreadsheets, and presentations.

Setup

1

Select Google Drive as your source

When adding documents to a knowledge folder, choose Google Drive from the available sources.
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2

Authenticate with Google

Complete the OAuth flow to grant Ravenna access to your Google Drive.
3

Select documents

Choose which documents to import using the Google Drive picker.

Document selection

The Google Drive picker provides flexible selection options:
  • Drag to select: Click and drag to select multiple documents at once
  • Multi-select: Use Cmd+Click (Mac) or Ctrl+Click (Windows) to select individual documents
  • Browse folders: Navigate through your Drive folders to find the right content

Supported file types

Ravenna can import various Google Drive file types:
  • Google Docs
  • Google Sheets
  • Google Slides
  • PDFs
  • Text files
  • Other common document formats

Important differences

Unlike other knowledge sources, Google Drive documents are imported individually and do not preserve folder hierarchy. Each document is imported as a standalone item in your knowledge base.
If you need to maintain folder organization, consider organizing your documents into separate knowledge folders in Ravenna that mirror your Google Drive structure.

Auto sync

When auto-sync is enabled, Ravenna keeps your Google Drive content up-to-date:
  • Document edits and updates sync to your knowledge base
  • Deleted documents are removed from your knowledge base
  • New documents must be manually added through the import process
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