On a schedule, the system scans every folder and subfolder in Google Drive and lists what's new or changed since last time.
A straight line. Runs once per each folder and subfolder.
Pattern: Multiple Instances without a priori Run-Time Knowledge (15)
Google Drive doesn't make it easy to see what's new or changed across an entire folder tree, so you either check manually or miss updates entirely. Teams relying on shared drives for documents often find out about changes too late to act on them.
Teams and operators who manage shared documents across many Google Drive folders and need to know when something changes.
You get a single, current list of every new or changed file across all your Drive folders, ready to feed into whatever you do next.
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