This is a flow where responses submitted to the Yoom form are uploaded to Dropbox and text data is added to Notion. The type of files to be stored can be flexibly customized. By integrating Notion and Dropbox, the upload of files and addition of text data are automatically processed without manually entering the response content of the Yoom form, eliminating any gaps or omissions in information management. You can also create this by changing the Yoom form trigger to a Google form trigger. Please refer to the following for how to obtain response content when using Google Forms as a trigger.

This is a business workflow that automatically creates a folder in Dropbox in accordance with status updates in Notion. It eliminates the hassle of creating folders due to status changes, enabling efficient project and file management.

When a new page is created in the Notion database, a folder is created in Dropbox. This flow enables quick response and effective resource management, which is expected to improve overall business productivity.

In this flow, it is possible to read uploaded images from Dropbox using OCR and automatically add them to Notion. This automation streamlines the file management that was previously done manually, reducing time and effort and improving work efficiency.

This is a business workflow that automatically registers new files added to Dropbox into Notion using OCR. It eliminates the need for manual input, thereby reducing work time and enabling centralized information management.

This is a business workflow that automatically creates folders in Dropbox based on information from Notion. Every time data is added in Notion, it is automatically organized, reducing the hassle of file management.

This is a business workflow that automatically adds Dropbox file information to Notion. It eliminates the hassle of manual updates and streamlines information sharing within the team.