Google Docs

Connect Google Docs to send articles from Eclipse straight into a Google Doc. This is useful when your team wants a review-friendly draft, an internal sign-off flow, or a handoff format that lives in Google Workspace.

Setting up the integration

1. Go to Integrations in the left sidebar.
2. Select Google Docs.
3. Authenticate with your Google account.
4. Choose the Google Drive location where new docs should be created.

Sending content to Google Docs

Once connected, Google Docs appears as a publishing destination in the content editor. Select Google Docs when you publish and Eclipse creates a new document with the article content already structured and ready to review.

What carries over

Eclipse sends the article body, headings, and core structure into the new doc so your team can review, comment, and share it without rebuilding the draft by hand.

When to use Google Docs

Google Docs is a good fit when:

• your approval flow happens in Google Workspace
• multiple stakeholders need to comment before the final publish
• you want an editable handoff before pushing the article into your CMS

If you want the article to go live on your site directly, use one of the CMS integrations instead.

If you are working on a Medium-style thought leadership article, a common path is to send it to Google Docs or publish it to your site first, then distribute it on Medium separately with the correct canonical setup there.