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# Google Workspace

Complete the setup with these steps:

1. **Access Settings**: Log in to your Protege Counsel account and navigate to the "Settings" section.
2. **Link Google Workspace**: Within the Settings section, locate the option to "File Access". Click on the Google Workspace option to begin the process.

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3. **Authorize Access**: You will be redirected to the Google sign-in page. Enter your Google Work account credentials.

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4. **Grant Permissions**: After signing in, Google will request permission for Protege Counsel to access your Google Workspace files. Review the permissions requested and grant access as necessary. The permissions authorize Protege Counsel to access your Google Docs and Slides files.
5. **Confirmation**: Once authorized, you will receive confirmation that your Google Workspace has been successfully linked to your Protege Counsel account.
6. **Access Linked Files**: After linking Google Workspace, you can access your files directly within Protege Counsel for efficient content review and analysis.

Notes:

* For security purposes, ensure you only link file storage tools that you regularly use for marketing review.
* If you encounter any issues during the linking process or have questions about accessing your files, please contact our support team at <founders@tryprotege.com> for assistance. We're here to help ensure a smooth integration with your preferred file storage tools.


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