Financial tables keep their shape
Link a range from the finance team’s Google Sheet. Cell text updates in place, and the column widths, cell styles, strokes and fills you set stay exactly as they are.
Use case
Dozens of contributors, figures that change the week before print, and a layout that took weeks to set. DriveSync was built on exactly this job.
An annual report is written by many people and typeset by few. The chair’s statement comes from one office, the financial highlights from another, the case studies from a third — and every one of them keeps editing after the layout is finished.
Each revision round usually means finding every change, pasting it in, and re-applying the paragraph styles by hand. On a long report, that is days of work that leave the document no better than it was.
Link a range from the finance team’s Google Sheet. Cell text updates in place, and the column widths, cell styles, strokes and fills you set stay exactly as they are.
Each section’s Google Doc connects to its own story. A rewritten paragraph lands in the right place, with your paragraph styles and local overrides intact.
DriveSync flags connected files that have changed since your last sync, so a revision round starts with a list rather than a search.
DriveSync doesn’t merge two people’s edits to the same InDesign file, and it won’t reflow pages for you. When a revision changes the length of a section, the typesetting decisions are still yours.
DriveSync began on a 140-page annual report. Read how it started.
Fourteen days, every feature, no card required. If DriveSync cannot hold your styling on a real job, you will know within an afternoon.