Let your AI agents reference the right Google Doc

With Google Docs connected, Orkeste agents see your recent documents by name and link, so they can point people to the right brief, contract or procedure.

What your agents do in Google Docs

Today, agents do not read the text of a document or edit it. To let an agent work from a document's content, add it to the agent's knowledge; to have agents write pages, use Notion or Confluence.

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3 ways to use Google Docs with your agents

The right procedure, linked

An agent answering an internal question links to the procedure document instead of paraphrasing it.

Content through knowledge

Export a key document as PDF or paste its text into the agent's knowledge, and the agent answers from it.

Writing goes to Notion or Confluence

When agents need to write pages, the Notion and Confluence connectors let them create and update them.

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Getting started

  1. Connect Google Docs: Grant access from the Connectors page. No technical setup.
  2. Describe the agent's job: In plain language, or from one of the 29 templates.
  3. Approve what matters: Actions you mark as sensitive wait in Validations until you approve them.

Security and control

Frequently asked questions

Can the agent write in my Google Docs?

Not today. Agents see recent documents by name and link. For pages written by agents, use Notion or Confluence.

Do I need coding skills to connect Google Docs?

No. You connect Google Docs from the Connectors page by granting access, then attach it to the agents that need it.

Is my Google Docs data protected?

Yes. Access goes through the service authorization, tokens are encrypted with AES-256 and isolated per workspace, and data is encrypted in transit and at rest.

Can I remove access at any time?

Yes. Disconnect Google Docs from the Connectors page and your agents lose access.

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