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Nora integrates with Google Workspace so your agents can read from Drive, send email through Gmail, and read or write Calendar events.

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What you can build

Drive as DataSource

Point an agent at a Drive folder. Docs, Sheets, and Slides become searchable.

Gmail send / read

Draft and send email through a connected mailbox; read threads for context.

Calendar

List events on a calendar, create new ones, or check free time.

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Connect Google

  1. Open Settings → Integrations → Google Workspace.
  2. Click Connect. Sign in with the Google account you want to use.
  3. Grant the scopes for the services you plan to use (Drive read, Gmail send, Calendar events).
  4. The connection appears in your workspace, ready to attach to Flows.
Nora asks only for the scopes you actually need. If you skip Gmail during setup, Gmail-related blocks won’t appear until you reconnect with that scope.

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Use Drive as a DataSource

  1. On a Flow canvas, add DataSource → Google Drive.
  2. Pick a folder from the picker.
  3. Wait for the initial index (a progress pill sits on the block).
  4. Connect the DataSource to your Agent.
New and updated files sync automatically. Deleted files disappear from the index within a few minutes.

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Send email with Gmail

  1. Add Action → Gmail: Send to your Flow.
  2. In the block settings, describe what the email should contain — the Agent fills in the details based on the conversation.
  3. If you want a human to review before sending, toggle Requires approval (see Approve & deploy).

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Read Calendar

  1. Add Tool → Google Calendar to your Agent.
  2. Pick a calendar and the operation (list events, create event, find free time).
  3. Connect the Tool to your Agent.
The Agent calls it when a conversation needs calendar context.

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Multiple Google accounts

You can connect several Google accounts per workspace. When you add a Drive DataSource or Gmail Action, you pick which connected account to use.

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Disconnecting

Settings → Integrations → Google Workspace → Disconnect. All blocks that used the connection show a “reconnect needed” state until you either reconnect or remove them.