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Where are my documents and templates stored?
Deleting documents or disconnecting your account
Setting up a default shared drive

Where are my documents stored?

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Jenny Takahara, March 19, 2024
Note: The Smart Docs feature is only available on Professional and higher plans or as a paid add-on for Essential and Advanced plans.

It’s important to know where your documents are located when you upload them to your Pipedrive account, whether you’re using Smart Docs or uploading files directly to your items.


Where are my documents and templates stored?

When you create a document or template with the Smart Documents feature, it won’t be stored in Pipedrive but rather in your cloud provider (Google Drive, OneDrive, or SharePoint).

In your cloud provider, there will be a new folder created called “Pipedrive (your company name)”.

Within this folder, we’ll automatically create sub-folders:

  • Templates – When a template is created, it will automatically be created and stored in a sub-folder called “Templates”.
  • Contact name – When you create a document, it will automatically be created and stored in a sub-folder named after the deal’s linked organization name. If there is no organization linked, it will be named after the deal’s linked person contact’s name.

Deleting documents or disconnecting your account

There are two actions that could prevent you from successfully accessing your documents or templates in Pipedrive:

  • If you delete any documents or templates in your cloud provider
  • If you disconnect your cloud provider
Note: While the documents and templates are stored in your cloud provider, the sharable read-only “versions” of the documents are stored in Pipedrive. This means that you’ll still be able to open and access these versions even if you disconnect your drive or delete the document from your folder.

Setting up a default shared drive

Admin users will be able to see the Company settings tab in the Smart Document settings. Here, you can choose the default shared storage location to keep all of your team’s documents and templates.

Setting up a default shared drive also ensures that when templates are shared with other users, they’ll be stored in and accessible from the same shared drive.

Note: Follow the instructions to create a shared drive in Google here.
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