It would be very helpful to have the same cloud setting possibilities on Mac version as on iPhone or iPad. Settings like connecting OneDrive to goodnotes or starting an sychronisation.

It would be incredibly helpful if GoodNotes supported bi-directional sync with Google Drive or OneDrive—allowing files stored in designated folders to automatically appear within the app. Having to manually import files has been quite time-consuming, especially with hundreds of folders and notes previously organized on my Boox tablet.

I’ve recently transitioned to using GoodNotes full-time in place of my Boox device, and I’m enjoying the experience overall.

As the app continues to improve, I believe many users—myself included—would be open to a monthly subscription for enhanced features and seamless integration.

Sincerely,
Damian Victoria
Chief Financial Officer

I really like your app and I consider myself a power user (iPAd). To increase productivity, I would very much welcome it if the content in the app could be synchronised with OneDrive. Not just a backup, a real synchronisation!

This app is excellent at what it does, but it’s designed more for single users rather than collaborative groups or teamwork in a real-world setting. It seriously lacks multi-platform file management and proper syncing capabilities. The foundation is there, but it’s not fully realized yet. There should be a way for two or more users to work on the same files while keeping everything synced in the cloud.

If the current "backup to OneDrive" feature were transformed into a true 1:1 sync with the ability to use SharePoint as a file source, it would be ideal. Additionally, new users joining the group should be able to sync with the shared file pool seamlessly, allowing them to download files locally, make edits, and have those changes sync back to the cloud.

I’m not even talking about advanced features like user management or editing permissions yet, but having a shared file pool for collaboration is a basic necessity. Without this, it limits the app's potential for group work and collaboration in professional or team settings.

You may even implement such options in a "enterprise" licence, as far as I'm concerned, but this is a must for companies.

There is a similar request "Show GoodNotes Documents in a folder in the new iOS 11 Files App"
https://feedback.goodnotes.com/forums/191274-customer-suggestions-for-goodnotes/suggestions/31528321-show-goodnotes-documents-in-a-folder-in-the-new-io

Please support it

A lot of people, including myself can't really use iCloud for professional or personal reasons, and so it would help immensely if we can have Goodnotes sync be a feature for other cloud services like Onedrive or google drive. I don't mean the automatic backup feature, I mean live syncing between devices via Onedrive and other applications

My organization blocks access to OneDrive because, due to the way it is set up, it requires to "give GoodNotes access to the organization". This is the reason why Goodnotes is not used more by the company despite the fact that it is probably the best tool. Would be great if you could revise that or at least provide optionality for the way a connection is made with OneDrive. Thanks

Definitely. I already pay for Microsoft 365 Family, which comes with OneDrive. My Emil fills up the free Google Drive a d 8t doesn't make sense to pay for a different cloud storage.

Can you please advise how to sync to OneDrive using GoodNotes 6? Thanks.

I have the same issue. Just started out of the blue.

Especially University Students will have to use f.e. Excel Files saved on OneDrive or Websites in their studies.

It would be nice to be able to embed OneDrive links or Internet-Hyperlinks as Elements in Goodnotes folders, so that you have every data related to your studies in one place and in one view.

Suggestion:
When creating an element in GoodNotes, we use the „+“sign on the top left.
One of the Options shown could be „Embed Link“.
There can then be an interface to enter the link and choose a Name for the Element.
Maybe let us also choose/customize the Icon shown in the GoodNotes Folder, too.

With this (i think) rather easy addition of Hyperlinks as elements GoodNotes would be the ultimate tool for students to summ up all their Material needed in class.

The benefits would be immense.

Definitely

After I selected OneDrive, it showed a blank page when I logged in, and there were no response. No matter how long it waits, it won't be able to successfully log into my OneDrive account.

I'm wondering if instead of using Windows native file explorer, we would be able to have access to look at documents in the cloud to pull our files from OneDrive, or something to that effect.

Yes, this would be very helpful!!

Same here,
As @Sam pointed out, we need GoodNotes to also recognize the folder structure and not to change the notes/PDFs location.

please add auto backup function with onedrive support in the macOS version

I also like using onedrive, this would make my workflow much better

Many of us are cross platform users and don't exclusively use Apple, Windows or Android devices. Some people, like me, own a Windows device and an iPad. I've been on the GoodNotes for Windows beta and it seems like you can only log in through Microsoft there. I'd like to be able to sync my notes from my iPad to my Windows device, so the Windows device should be able to support Sign in With Apple and iCloud Sync.

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.