The personal Google Drive connector is no longer available. No new collections can be created for personal Google Drive accounts. However, existing collections will continue working as expected. If you want to collect from enterprise-level Google Drive accounts, you can use our Google Workspace connector.
Getting Started
Onna integrates with Google Drive's API to extract all related data and metadata from files stored on Google Drive. Additionally, Onna offers an enterprise sync option for companies using Google Workspace as an organization, whereby the organization's account administrator can connect all the Google Drive accounts across the company under a centralized repository.
Note: Onna only supports business and enterprise Gmail accounts when configuring Google connectors with the platform. Personal or consumer accounts (using gmail.com email addresses) are not supported by Onna.
Integration Features
What is collected?
- Files in user accounts
What metadata is collected?
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Title
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Creators
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File creation
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File last modified
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Path
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Revision number
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Folder
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- Monthly report of user actions
Shortcuts are not collected.
What are your sync modes?
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One-time is a one-way sync that collects information only once.
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Auto-sync means that Onna will perform a full sync first and keep the data source and Onna in a mirrored sync. Any deletions from the data source will be deleted in Onna, as well.
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Auto-sync and Archive mean that Onna will perform a full sync first and will continuously add any new files generated at the data source. The sync type does not delete files deleted from the data source
The synchronization scope currently encompasses first-level or second-level folders, subfolders, and shared folders.
Note: Pay As You Go users and Free Trial users can only create one-time sync datasources. If you would like to upgrade your account for archive collections please contact our customer success team.
Data Exports
All files and metadata can be exported in eDiscovery ready format. Load files are available in a dat, CSV, or custom text file.
We've compiled sample load files for our different integrations. Click on the link below to download a sample Drive export.
How-to Guide
Click on "Add Source" and select Google Drive.
Once you have selected Google Drive, you will need to connect by signing in to your account. This will initiate the OAuth flow necessary to connect to your account. First input the desired account email address
Note: If you're already signed in, it will show you the account as an option to sync from
After inputting your email and password, it will whether you would like to grant access to Onna and list the permissions necessary to collect from your account.
Once you click 'Allow', you will be taken back to Onna to name your data source and select the sync type.
Note: If you'd like to use the date range feature, select One-time Sync.
Then click 'Next'. You will be shown a list of folders that exist within the account. They'll be separated by folders that are yours and those that have been shared with the account.
Select all the folders or just the ones that you're looking to sync. You also have the option to drill down to just the folder and subfolder that you want to sync.
Once you have clicked 'Done', you will see this integration under the Your Data Sources page. Data is being indexed instantaneously and you can see the status as 'Synching'. Once the data source is fully synced, you will see a green cloud with the last sync date.
When you click on the Google Drive source, you will start seeing results being populated.
From this screen, you can filter results by date range, categories, and/or extensions using the menu on the left.
Audit Logs
To learn about data source audit logs, look at this article.
Ready to start collecting from Google Drive?