File new items from your synced work folder into matching subfolders
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You choose the synced folder whose top-level files need sorting.
Your loose files provide the names, extensions, paths, and revisions used to file them safely.
Your existing subfolders offer destinations and help prevent duplicate categories.
You choose approved categories and folder synonyms to guide each filing decision.
You choose where uncertain files go when their names do not point to one clear destination.
You choose where each run leaves its dated filing report.
Your scheduled start time gives each filing report its date.
Your file storage service lets you sort files in a synced work folder and save the filing report there.
You see which folder operation stopped the run when the scan or report save fails.
Your approved categories gain a new subfolder only when no equivalent folder already exists.
You find clear matches in suitable subfolders, with changed files and name conflicts left in place.
You find uncertain files in Needs Review when they can move there without a name conflict.
You get a dated report of moves, new folders, and files that still need your decision.
You see which folder operation stopped the run when the scan or report save fails.
This Agent checks loose files in your synced work folder every 15 minutes. Clear matches reach subfolders; uncertain files go to Needs Review. A dated report shows moves and files needing your decision.
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Google Drive lets you sort files in a synced work folder and save the filing report there.
Google Contacts lets you sort files in a synced work folder and save the filing report there.
Dropbox lets you sort files in a synced work folder and save the filing report there.
OneDrive lets you sort files in a synced work folder and save the filing report there.
Microsoft SharePoint lets you sort files in a synced work folder and save the filing report there.
Microsoft Office 365 lets you sort files in a synced work folder and save the filing report there.
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Connect the tools you already use, such as Google Drive, Google Contacts or Dropbox.
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Frequently asked questions about the Sort Work Folder Files:
Yes, if your work folder syncs with your computer. Choose that folder during setup; unrelated local folders are outside the Agent's reach.
You choose the categories it may create and the folder names that mean the same thing. It creates a subfolder only when no equivalent exists.
The Agent puts it in Needs Review and names the possible destinations in the report. You can decide where it belongs.
The file stays put, and the report names the conflict for you. A failed folder scan or report save stops that run and surfaces the failed operation.
It stops and asks you. The Agent does not guess when it reaches a decision you have not approved.
Yes. Every run creates a plain-language log that you can review and export. Logs are kept for twelve months.
The Agent stops at the end of the billing month and its tool connections are removed. Your run logs remain available for twelve months.