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title: Google Docs Integration - Sentinow
description: Import Google Docs as a knowledge base for grounded test case generation
canonical_url: https://sentinow.io/integrations/google-docs
md_url: https://sentinow.io/integrations/google-docs.md
last_updated: 2026-04-24T07:07:52.480Z
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# Sentinow + Google Docs

Import Google Docs as a knowledge base for grounded test case generation

**Category**: Documentation
**Type**: OAuth

## Overview

Connect Google Docs and Sentinow stores your specs, PRDs, and runbooks as a project knowledge base. When creating test cases, Sentinow references the imported documents to suggest relevant steps and expected outcomes.

Sentinow indexes the Google Drive files you select. Your Docs stay in Google Drive as the source of truth — Sentinow reads from them, it does not copy or duplicate.

Publish test plans and release reports back as Google Docs for stakeholders who don't use Sentinow.

## Features

- Import Google Docs and Drive folders as a project knowledge base
- Sentinow references imported docs when generating test cases
- AI test generation grounded in your PRDs and design docs
- Export test run summaries as Google Docs
- Share release readiness reports as Google Docs automatically
- Your Google Drive stays the source of truth

## Use Cases

### Grounding AI test generation in design docs

Import your technical design documents and feature specs from Google Drive. When Sentinow generates test cases, it references those docs — so the output reflects how your system is actually designed, not generic test patterns.

### Release summaries for stakeholders

After a test run, export a formatted release summary as a Google Doc and share it with the release team. Stakeholders see pass rate, open defects, and test coverage — all readable in Google Docs without a Sentinow account.

### QA documentation alongside code

Import QA process docs and test strategy documents from Google Drive. Sentinow uses them as context when suggesting test approaches — keeping new test cases consistent with your documented standards.


## Sitemap

See the full [sitemap](https://sentinow.io/sitemap.md) for all available pages.