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Coming soon: Google Drive & Dropbox isn’t generally available yet. We’ll announce it in the changelog when it launches.
Once available, you’ll connect Google Drive or Dropbox so stage plots, riders, and run sheets you already keep in the cloud can land in Soundcheck without re-uploading them by hand.

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Connect a provider

1

Open Integrations

Go to Settings → Connections → Integrations and find the Google Drive or Dropbox card, under Storage.
2

Click Connect

Click Connect Google Drive or Connect Dropbox. Soundcheck sends you to the provider’s authorization page.
3

Authorize access

Sign in and approve access to the account you want to connect.
4

Browse and import

Back in Soundcheck, browse your connected account’s folders directly on the card.
You can connect Google Drive and Dropbox independently, and reconnect or disconnect each one on its own.

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Bring files in two ways

Once a provider is connected, browse its folders on the Integrations card and choose how a file or folder comes in:
  • Import a single file. Click Import file on any file. It becomes available in Assets and the gig attachment picker right away.
  • Keep a folder synced. Open a folder and click Sync this folder. Soundcheck checks that folder for new and changed files on an ongoing basis and adds them to Assets automatically. Select subfolders separately if you want them synced too.
Folders you’ve set to sync appear in a Synced folders list, where you can trigger Sync now to check immediately, or Stop sync to remove a folder from the list. Deleting a file at the source keeps the copy Soundcheck already imported.
Both imports and synced files land in Assets, where you can attach them to any gig.

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One-time picks during import

Separately, the spreadsheet import wizard at Settings → Data & knowledge → Imports has its own Bring files from the cloud option, with Google Drive and Dropbox buttons. This opens each provider’s native file picker for a single pick: Soundcheck reads only the file you choose there and keeps no ongoing access. It’s unrelated to the persistent connection above. Use it when you just need one spreadsheet for an import, not when you want files to keep flowing in.

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Disconnect

Click Disconnect on a provider’s card to remove Soundcheck’s access. Files already imported into Assets stay in Soundcheck; syncing for that provider stops.

Integrations overview

Everything Soundcheck connects to.

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