Any inbox, any cloud, one folder structure.
Pick a pairing below — Gmail + Drive, Outlook + OneDrive, IMAP + Dropbox. The filing logic is the same for all of them.
Gmail + Google Drive Integration, No Zapier
Connect Gmail to Google Drive once and every receipt, invoice and statement files itself into vendor-named folders in your own Drive. No Zapier, no Apps Script.
Gmail to Dropbox Integration, No Zapier
Connect Gmail to Dropbox and every receipt, invoice and statement files itself into vendor-named folders in your Dropbox. No Zapier, no IFTTT, no Apps Script.
Outlook + OneDrive Integration for Receipts
Connect Outlook to OneDrive and every attachment files itself into vendor-named folders in OneDrive Personal or Business. No Power Automate flow to maintain.
Auto-save Outlook attachments to SharePoint
Route Outlook attachments into a shared SharePoint document library automatically. No Power Automate flow to build, no IT ticket, and no silent failures.
IMAP + Google Drive Integration
Use a custom-domain mailbox? IMAP works too. Hand us a server + password, point us at Drive, done.
Gmail + OneDrive Integration for Receipts
Gmail for email, Microsoft 365 for files? Connect both once and every Gmail receipt and invoice files itself into OneDrive, in folders by vendor and date.
Outlook + Google Drive Integration
Microsoft email, Google files. We file Outlook attachments straight into your Drive.
Outlook + Dropbox Integration
Microsoft email, Dropbox files. Receipts auto-file from Outlook into your Dropbox App folder.
IMAP + OneDrive Integration
Custom-domain mailbox to OneDrive. Hand us host + app password, point at OneDrive, done.
IMAP + Dropbox Integration
Any IMAP inbox, files into Dropbox. Common pairing: iCloud Mail or Fastmail to a long-running Dropbox.
The last time you'll dread tax season.
Connect Gmail and Drive, watch the 30-day preview file itself, and never think about new email attachments again. Forward filing is free, forever. When tax season comes, grab a Backfill Pack and we'll sweep the rest of your history.