A contest idea, an Expo sheet or a partner reply often starts outside Dexyd. It may live in Drive, Dropbox, Notion, Slack or Microsoft Teams.
External connections bring that context into Dexyd when it is useful, without importing an entire workspace.
Choose the right source
Google Drive and Dropbox provide documents, images, videos, audio files and PDFs. Notion provides pages and briefs. Slack and Microsoft Teams provide channel conversations. Zapier runs triggers and actions configured in its own workspace.
You explicitly select the required resources. Oria can then summarize them, compare information or prepare a draft.
Feed forms without fragile links
In compatible Contest and Expo forms, Drive and Dropbox can provide media directly. Dexyd copies the selected file into its own storage before adding it to the form.
This avoids publishing a temporary link that could expire or lose permissions.
Prepare the calendar with Notion
In the calendar, a Notion page can fill the title and notes of an Expo schedule. Notion remains a preparation source: the scheduled publication is still an Expo sheet or its Reel relay.
Keep control of access
Dexyd reads only selected resources. You can disconnect a connection in settings or revoke it from the provider. When permissions change, reconnecting may be required.
Less manual copying, more context
The resulting flow is direct: select the right source, prepare the content, review the fields, then publish or schedule it in Dexyd.
Go further
- Open Oria
