Drive
Your files, where the rest of the work is
Storage that sits inside the workspace, so a file, the task it belongs to and the person who needs it are never three products apart.
01What you get
Storage that behaves
Upload, find, share and roll back, without a folder archaeology expedition.
Files kept private by defaultEverything is encrypted at rest and reachable only by the people you have given access to.
Send a link, not an attachmentShare a file or a folder with chosen people or a link, and take the access back whenever you want.
Find it without opening foldersFilter by name, type, owner and date, so a file from three months ago takes one search instead of ten clicks.
Folders, plus the labels you think inNest folders the way your team works and tag files so the same document can belong to more than one place.
Every upload keeps the last oneReplacing a file does not erase it. Earlier versions stay available, so an overwrite is not a lost afternoon.
The same drive on every deviceWeb and mobile, so the file you need on the way to a meeting is not sitting on a laptop at home.
02Where it fits
What teams keep in Drive
Three jobs storage has to do before anyone trusts it.
Shared team files
- One place for the assets everyone reuses
- Folders scoped to a project or a client
- Access that follows the workspace, not one person's inbox
- New members see the history, not an empty folder
Sending work to clients
- A link instead of an attachment that bounces
- Access you can revoke after the handover
- Large files without the compression ritual
- A clear record of what was sent and when
Records you have to keep
- Version history for anything that gets revised
- Originals preserved alongside the current file
- Restore a file someone replaced by mistake
- A tidy archive instead of a folder on one desktop
Move your files in
Put storage next to the tasks, mail and documents that reference it, and stop paying for a drive that knows nothing about your work.