A company drive that files your paperwork.
Use one company drive to store the evidence, extract the facts, and hand the result to the workflow that needs it.
A desktop-style file manager for the whole organization — folders, drag-and-drop, and shareable locations — that doubles as the front door of the books: send a receipt to intake and watch it get read, classified, and filed.
For teams whose files are not archives—they are the starting point for finance, HR, and operational work.
This is Storage.
Built from the product's own components and design tokens — the spacing, density, and status colours here are the ones you get after signing in.
orgs / finance / inbox
- dbs-statement-august.pdf165 lines extracted · linked to a bank statement recordFiled
- invoice-1042.pdfSent to finance intake · draft entry createdFiled
- receipts-batch-aug.zipOCR running · 14 of 22 documents readProcessing
- scan-0091.jpgUnreadable scan — needs a clearer copyFailed
The file does not stop at storage.
Use one company drive to store the evidence, extract the facts, and hand the result to the workflow that needs it.
supplier-invoice-1042.pdf
Finance / Incoming
01 · Uploaded
Complete
02 · OCR
12 fields
03 · Classified
Supplier invoice
04 · Linked
Draft entry
Extracted text
Downstream record
Drag in the files; decide what they should become.
The familiar folder model stays intact while extraction and workflow actions sit beside each document.
Feels like a desktop
Folder tree, breadcrumbs, drag-to-move, multi-select — every folder is a shareable link inside your org.
Uploads you can trust
Per-file progress chips show queued, uploading, and failed states — nothing disappears silently.
Documents that read themselves
Send a file to intake and OCR extracts the text; on finance folders, the bookkeeper classifies, renames, and files it.
Status on the file itself
Pills on each tile show intake progress — pending, processing, filed, or failed — with a legend that explains them.
Scoped to your organization
Every path lives under your org with access control on each object — not one shared bucket.
The mechanisms behind Storage.
Not features — the guarantees. Each one is enforced in the product rather than promised in a policy.
- One canonical file
- Extraction runs against the stored object. There is no second copy in a processing tool to fall out of sync with the one people can see.
- Org-scoped paths
- Every object lives under its organization’s own prefix, and read and write access is checked per object rather than per folder convention.
- Visible pipeline state
- OCR progress, extraction results, and bookkeeper status render on the file itself, so “did that go through?” is answerable by looking.
- Evidence stays linked
- When a document becomes a journal entry or a filing, the link is kept in both directions — the record knows its source and the file knows what it became.
Better together.
The modules share one organization record — connections are built in, not integrations to configure.
Let the company drive finish the paperwork it starts.
Put Storage to work inside the same platform as the rest of your operation.