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Easily create AI tags for your Drive documents and find them in seconds each time, with Paper Tray. Paper Tray is a revolutionary product that lets you find your Google Drive documents in seconds. Using AI to scan and organize your files, you’ll be able to filter and find your work documents instantly. And now, the Chrome extension for Paper Tray lets you integrate it seamlessly into your Google Docs and Google Sheets workflows. WHY YOU NEED IT - Finding work documents takes at least an hour a day for the average professional. You need a better way of finding them. - Looking for files breaks your focus. If you could get anything, intuitively and fast, you could maintain flow and not have to worry about it. - Files get lost in chaotic Google Drives. Moving to other document platforms would be a hassle. Why not organize everything with AI and solve the problem like that? KEY FEATURES OF THIS CHROME EXTENSION - Add files to Paper Tray as soon as you create them - Manage document tags without ever leaving Google Docs and Sheets - Access Paper Tray easily, with a convenient shortcut in your Google Drive dashboard WHO IT’S FOR - Freelancers and consultants who are drowning in Google Docs - Growing teams struggling to find a document organization solution as the number of documents in Google Drive balloons - Agencies with thousands of documents and very little time to organize them neatly - Anyone struggling to organize their Google Drive documents and who wants an easy, AI-powered solution Paper Tray is created by Paper Tray, a company based in London.
Jun 13, 2026
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