Every document Hemma processes — invoices, quotes, permits, plans — can be automatically backed up to Dropbox, Google Drive, or OneDrive. Once you connect a provider, new documents are copied there in the background. You get a clean archive without lifting a finger.
From this point on, every new document that Hemma processes is queued for backup. You do not need to do anything else.
Every asset that Hemma has successfully processed is backed up: invoices, quotes, contracts, permits, plans, photos, and other documents. The file is copied to a Hemma folder inside your cloud storage — Hemma creates and manages that folder automatically.
Documents that are still processing or that failed processing are not included until they complete successfully.
You can connect all three at once if you want. Each connected provider receives a copy independently. Useful if you want Dropbox for yourself and Google Drive for a shared family account, for example.
The connection is removed immediately. Documents already backed up stay in your cloud storage — Hemma does not delete files it already copied. New documents will no longer be sent there.
If the connection breaks — usually because your OAuth token expired or you changed your password — the provider card shows Disconnected. Click Reconnect, sign in again, and the connection restores. Hemma will retry any documents that failed to sync while the connection was broken.
Does Hemma delete files from my cloud storage? No. Hemma only ever writes to your cloud storage. It never deletes, moves, or renames files it has already copied.
Can I choose which folder Hemma puts files in? Not yet. Hemma creates and manages its own folder (/Hemma/ or similar) inside your account. You can move files out of it afterwards — Hemma will not put them back.
Are documents backed up retroactively? Documents uploaded before you connected the integration are not automatically backfilled. Only documents processed after the connection is active are synced.
Will connecting Google Drive also connect Google Calendar? No. Google Drive and Google Calendar are separate integrations with separate OAuth flows. Connecting one does not affect the other.