Updated on
Apr 1, 2024
Note: Google Drive is currently supported only as a Destination. This guide doesn’t cover the DataPrep setup for Google Drive.
Google Drive is a file storage and synchronization service developed by Google. Google Drive allows users to store files in the cloud, synchronize files across devices, and share files.
Follow our setup guide to connect Google Drive to Improvado.
On the Google Drive connection page, click on the Sign in with Google button and authorize your Google account.
After the successful authorization with Google, you’ll be redirected to the Destination connection form:
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A forward slash (```/```) means that you need to enter the root path.
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{%dropdown-body name="partition"%}
Partition is the way of splitting data for uploading to the file.
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Possible parameters:```/{{workspace_id}}/{{workspace_title}}/{{data_source}}/{{data_table_title}}/{{report_type}}/{{filename}}/{{account}}/{{YYYY}}/{{MM}}/{{DD}}```
Possible formats:
Possible parameters:```{{filename}}-{{YYYY}}-{{MM}}-{{DD}}```
```{{filename}} ```
- is the same as the destination table nameImportant: you cannot use ```{{DD}}```
for partition by month
```{{filename}}-{{YYYY}}-{{MM}}-{{DD}}```
– for partition by day```{{filename}}-{{YYYY}}-{{MM}}```
– for partition by monthAlso, you can use “_” instead of “-” or do not use any symbols at all, for example:
```{{filename}}_{{YYYY}}-{{MM}}-{{DD}}```
```{{filename}}{{YYYY}}{{MM}}{{DD}}```
Possible delimiters that can separate data in your file:
Possible ways of splitting data:
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Contact your Customer Success Manager or raise a request in Improvado Service Desk.