To:
Automatically create a WorkDrive folder for each new CRM record.
Sync files from a File Upload field in CRM to the corresponding WorkDrive folder using a checkbox trigger.
Scenario:
A real estate agency uses Zoho CRM to manage incoming property leads. For each potential client (record), they collect important documents such as:
Identity proof (e.g., Passport, Driver’s License)
Property preferences or legal forms
Signed agreements
Solution with Automation:
Folder Creation on Lead Creation:
When a new lead is added in Zoho CRM, a folder is automatically created in a predefined WorkDrive location using the lead’s name (e.g., John_Doe_Lead_#1294). The folder ID is stored in a hidden custom field in CRM for future reference.
Sync Files on Upload:
When the agent uploads documents to the file upload field in the CRM lead record, they simply check a box labeled “Sync to WorkDrive.” This triggers a workflow that uploads all attached files to the corresponding WorkDrive folder, keeping things perfectly organized.
Centralised Access for Legal and Sales Teams:
Since all documents are now stored in a structured WorkDrive hierarchy, internal teams can easily access client-specific files for legal review, contract generation, or future reference without digging through CRM attachments.
A custom field in CRM to store the WorkDrive Folder ID (e.g., WorkDrive_Folder_ID)
A workflow in Zoho CRM to run on record creation
A custom function to create a folder in WorkDrive
Module: Leads / Deals / [Your Module]
Trigger: On record creation
Action: Custom Function (Create WorkDrive Folder)
Add a Checkbox field (e.g., Sync_to_WorkDrive)
Workflow: Runs On Edit when Sync_to_WorkDrive == true
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