Cobl connects to Google Drive so what won the last deal serves the next one: past proposals, case studies and decks, reused without searching.
Google Drive is the file storage and sharing layer of Google Workspace. Teams use it to store Docs, Sheets, Slides and PDFs, share them across the organisation, and collaborate on the same file in real time.
For Workspace-native companies, Drive holds the entire commercial history: every proposal sent, every case study written, every deck presented. It is the best source material the company has and nobody treats it as one, because a shared drive is somewhere you put things, not somewhere you retrieve them from.
Cobl reads the folders and files you connect and uses them as source material inside the deal workspace. Past proposals, case studies and decks inform the new sales proposal, questionnaire response and technical memo instead of being copied, renamed and edited down.
Generation replaces duplication. The most common and most damaging error in proposal writing is the previous client's name surviving a find and replace, and it comes directly from the habit Cobl removes.
A proposal is due for a client in a sector the firm has served three times before. Rather than opening the most recent file and editing it down, the owner connects the relevant Drive folders to the deal workspace. The strongest sections of those three past proposals inform the draft, and the case study that actually fits this client surfaces because of what it says, not because someone remembered it existed.
Approved material goes into the Shared Drive so it stops depending on anyone's memory of the folder tree. Exports come out as editable Word, PowerPoint and PDF, and nothing is sent without review.
Cobl draws on the folders you connect, working within the sharing structure already applied in Drive. Nothing needs reorganising first.
Material surfaces because of what it says rather than what it was called. "Proposal_final_v3_REAL" stops being a retrieval system.
New documents are built with the right deal context rather than edited down from an old file, which is what removes the wrong-client-name error at its source.
Drive content combines with call transcripts from Google Meet and buyer threads from Gmail, so a document reflects both your material and the conversation.
Yes. Cobl connects to Google Drive so stored documents can be used as source material for proposals and RFP responses.
The folders and files you connect, read through the access the connected account already has in Drive.
Yes. Past proposals are usually the strongest source available, both for the content and for the way your team writes.
No. Cobl retrieves from what is there. Material is surfaced by what it says rather than by where it was filed or what it was named.
Yes. Drive material, Meet transcripts and Gmail threads can all inform the same document. More on data handling sits on the security page.