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Start where your documents already live.

Bring selected files from Google Drive, OneDrive, or SharePoint into a private accessibility workflow. Review the imported copy, choose the right remediation path, and publish only when your team is ready.

How cloud imports work Explore the workflow

Choose your document source

Both connectors support PDF and DOCX files. Availability depends on provider setup for your installation and the consent rules for your account.

Google Drive

Choose PDF and DOCX files with Google Picker, confirm who can access the workspace copy, and move into your document accessibility workflow. Connecting your account alone does not import files.

Google uses a selected-file permission (drive.file). You choose the files to make available through Google Picker; the connector does not request unrestricted access to every file in your Drive.

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Microsoft 365

Bring selected organizational documents into one accessibility workflow. Browse work or school OneDrive folders and SharePoint libraries, then confirm each import into your DocAccessible workspace.

Microsoft uses delegated Files.Read, Sites.Read.All, and offline_access permissions. These allow broader browsing of resources available to the signed-in user than Google's selected-file grant. Only explicitly selected sources are imported. Your organization may require administrator consent.

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A selected source becomes a private copy.

Connecting an account does not copy your library. Select sources, inspect their current revision, and confirm that you can share each file with the workspace audience. The normal malware scan, file-size, and usage checks still apply.

Source sharing stays unchanged
Imported documents follow workspace membership. External access rules are not synchronized, and later loss of source access does not revoke an existing copy.
Check changes when you choose
On-demand checks identify source changes or lost access. Importing another revision creates a separate private document and preserves earlier work.
Publication stays deliberate
There is no automatic publishing or writeback to the provider. Review findings and reading order before making output available to readers.

Plan what happens after import

Choose a remediation path

Decide between checking, HTML conversion, eligible original-layout tagging, and separately scoped specialist work.

Estimate the plan fit

Compare your expected document volume, workspace seats, websites, and other capacity needs against published allowances.

See the reading experience

Explore document search, heading and table navigation, reading preferences, and supported local-voice read-aloud.

Cloud imports move source files into a review workflow; they do not certify WCAG or PDF/UA conformance. See the import guide for supported sources, disconnection, and troubleshooting. Product details reviewed .