DocumentationIntegrationsGoogle Workspace
Google Docs
anymize reads your Google Docs and, with your approval, creates new cleanly formatted documents in your Drive.
3 Min
What you can do with it
Examples from chat
Read the minutes of the last meeting and tell me the open points. Write a file note about this morning's conversation as a Google Doc. Turn my bullet points into a termination letter with headings. Summarize the concept paper to one page and create it as a new document. Which deadlines are in the document Procurement procedure 2026?
New documents are created with real formatting: headings, bold and italic, bullet lists, tables, quotes and links. You do not get a text blob, but a document you can send.
The assistant does not change existing documents. It reads them and creates a new one when needed. So nothing you already wrote can be overwritten.
Connect
- 01Open Apps, Connectors area, Google Workspace tile.
- 02On the Google Docs card, click Connect.
- 03Sign in with Google and confirm.
- 04Done. One sign-in is enough for the whole suite. Connecting Drive alongside is worth it, because the assistant then also finds what you mean.
Can the AI write a Google Doc for me?
Yes, and you read it first. The assistant writes the full text, then an approval card opens in chat with file name, optional subtitle and the entire content. You can still change all of that in the card.
Only after the tick and confirm does the document appear in your Drive. If you cancel, nothing was created. The assistant only gets the feedback that you declined.
What gets anonymized
When reading, document content is anonymized before the large AI model sees it: names, addresses, case numbers, account numbers and dates of birth become placeholders. When writing it runs the other way. The model drafts the text with placeholders; a shielded service in the EU inserts the real details only immediately before the approval card.
In practice that means: a file note about a real client can be created without the client's name ever having been at a model provider.