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Sync Evernote notes and attachments to a Google Docs folder

This template runs on a schedule, lists new Evernote notes through the Evernote API, creates a Google Doc for each note, and uploads attachments to a Google Drive folder.

Put the Evernote token in the JavaScript node that calls Evernote. Connect Google Docs and Google Drive, then pick the folder that should hold the docs and files.

Updated Sep 16, 2026Est. run: 9sEst. cost: $0.0006
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What this template does

  • Copies Evernote notes into Google Docs on a schedule
  • Calls the Evernote API from JavaScript with the token in that node
  • Creates one Google Doc per note
  • Uploads Evernote attachments to Google Drive

How it works

1
Trigger

Run on a schedule

A schedule starts the scenario at the interval you choose, such as every hour or once a day.

2
Logic

Load new Evernote notes

JavaScript calls the Evernote API for notes and attachments created since the last run. Put the Evernote token in that JavaScript node.

3
Action

Create Google Docs

Google Docs creates a document from each note title and body in the folder you choose.

4
Action

Upload attachments

Google Drive stores Evernote files in that same folder, using the original file names.

Setup guide

1

Set the schedule

Add a schedule for how often to check Evernote. Hourly is a typical default if notes arrive during the day.

2

Store the Evernote token

Add a JavaScript node and put your Evernote API token there. Return note title, body, and any attachments, and skip notes you already copied.

3

Connect Google Docs and Drive

Add Google Docs and Google Drive connections with write access to the destination folder.

4

Write docs and files

Create a Google Doc from each note's title and body. Upload attachments to Drive in the same folder. Run once by hand and open the new Doc.

Requirements

An Evernote account and API token stored in the JavaScript node
A Google Drive folder Latenode can write to
Google Docs and Google Drive connections in Latenode

FAQ

Common questions about this template

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