This template watches Microsoft Outlook for new mail, builds a text file from subject and body in JavaScript, and creates that file in a Google Drive folder. Connect Microsoft Outlook and Google Drive. This uses Outlook mail, not calendar. Point the Drive step at the archive folder you want.
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The scenario starts when a new email arrives in the Outlook mailbox you connect.
JavaScript combines sender, subject, and body into a plain-text file named from the subject.
Google Drive creates a text file in the folder you choose.
Add a Microsoft Outlook connection with permission to read mail. Add a trigger for new messages. This step is email, not a calendar event.
Add a Google Drive connection with write access to the archive folder.
In JavaScript, build the file name and text from sender, subject, and body. Create a new file from that text in Drive. Send a test email and confirm the file.
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