Proton Drive is a deliberate choice. If your team stores documents there, privacy and data control matter to you — and that doesn't change when you want to make that content more useful. The goal isn't to move your files somewhere else. It's to make them searchable and usable from where you already work, on your terms.
Private storage, searchable where it matters
When you connect Proton Drive to askFinz Knowledge, your documents and files become part of a searchable layer in your workspace. You can ask a question in Chat and get an answer drawn from a PDF or document you stored in Proton Drive — with the file cited, so you know exactly what's behind the answer.
What this looks like in practice
You work with sensitive documents: contracts, research notes, confidential reports. They live in Proton Drive because you chose privacy-first storage intentionally. Now, instead of leaving askFinz to search Proton Drive separately, you can surface those files directly inside your research and conversations.
Ask what a contract says about renewal terms. Reference a confidential brief during a research thread in Research. Pull a historical report into a conversation without breaking your workflow or your privacy posture.
The content that benefits most
- Contracts and agreements you need to reference without sharing externally
- Research notes and private documents that inform ongoing work
- Confidential reports your team produces or stores for internal use
- Any sensitive material you've deliberately kept in privacy-first infrastructure
Coming to askFinz Knowledge
Proton Drive integration is on the roadmap for askFinz Knowledge. The combination — privacy-first storage with the ability to search and use that content in an AI workspace — is something teams with higher data sensitivity specifically need. When it ships, you won't have to choose between control and usability.
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