As a heavy user of Microsoft onedrive for university, where I have all my documents in one place (that sync across all my devices). it would be great if Goodnotes implemented onedrive (two-way sync,) in order to:

access your files (that are all in one place) from anywhere with an internet connection. (already possible in with the back-up setting, but currently you have an unchangeble location where the backups are stored)

sync files between devices (2-way), so you can have the latest version of a file on all of your devices (for the future Goodnotes for Windows).

more convenient way of storing en sharing files, now if you have all your files in onedrive, you first have to import (copie) a file to the file system of goodnotes, that results in having 2 files of the same item that don't sync with each other.

organize your notes into the folders of your onedrive account, making it possible to have your notes of a specific course/topic together in the same folder as other files of that specific course/topic that u don't use in goodnotes.

Both OneDrive and iCloud allow them to access it

Im using OneDrive for most of my Study-Backups and have already set it up on all my devices. I would love to use it aswell to backup all my notes with OneDrive.

Add functionality for using the "auto backup" function to OneDrive for Business with linked folders of a SharePoint site as backup destination instead of only subfolders within the user's OneDrive.

Onedrive can't share files to Goodnotes.

I need a two way sync. For example the Documents or PDF Expert App allows to sync cloud files between your platforms. I would use PDF Expert, but the functionality of Woodnotes is much better!
Please add a cloud implementation!

Backup to Cloud Services like OneDrive works fine.
However, I have not found a solution to transfer files easily from PC to GoodNotes on my iPad. E.g. if I want to read and annotate a PDF in GoodNotes.
It would be very simple to achieve this by a two-way synch with OneDrive so that files that are copied to the OneDrive GoodNotes Folder on any device can be read and edited on the iPad. I don't think I will continue to use GoodNotes without such a feature.

For backups only the cloud service like OneDrive, Dropbox is selectable. The definition of a specific folder or subfolder at the cloud service is not possible.

It would be great to have the possibility to choose the folder or a subfolder for backup location at the cloud location.

The possibility to select a backup location upside of cloud services like iOS folder structure (e.g. local) would be fine.

It should be possible to set a unique sync-path for your files or at least for the folders - so your syncfiles fit into your OneDrive-structure

It would be great if you can open a file from a X folder in OneDrive for instance. Editing, putting notes and then just save it there.

Another use case would be the folder sync option with "Working Copy" (a git app). With "Notes Writer" for example, I can use Working Copys synchronize folder option to manager the notes in a git repository.

It would be great if Goodnotes either took advantage of the Files app and stored its files in this location ... or ... had an option which allowed the user to set the location (eg Files, OneDrive, iCloud, etc).

This is particularly important for reinstalling the app as all files are lost.

Hi if I'm wrong in this forum, one could please tell me where I can get a response.

I get connected Onedrive for business as cloud storage not on the ipad.But with the private / normal Onedrive does it still work. What should I do?
Goodnote Version 4.12.17

It will work but when you go in and out of the app you have to turn it off and on and log in again. This also causes problems with automatic backup

Hallo Support Team, i Wish minioverview to search picture from onedrive space. Art this Moment you See only the Filename. Thanks your Reading and help.

If Syncing with iCloud is Not working properly, please note that all users don't have space on DropBox and wish you will include OneDrive with the syncing process

This is not any new idea. I note that some large files cannot be backed up to OneDrive, even I export them manually. But they could be backed up to Dropbox. So please fix this problem.