New emails with attachments automatically get their files saved and organized in Google Drive.
It branches. Exactly one path is taken; runs once per one per email attachment.
Pattern: Multiple Instances without Synchronization (12) · Exclusive Choice (4) · Simple Merge (5)
Important files land in your inbox as attachments, and if you don't save them right away, they get buried under newer emails. Manually downloading and uploading each one to Google Drive is a tedious habit that's easy to skip.
Anyone who regularly receives files by email and wants them backed up in Google Drive without remembering to save them.
Every file someone emails you lands safely in your Google Drive, organized and ready, without you lifting a finger.
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