10 steps for using google docs and how to send reports to your client
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This 10 step guide shows how to use Google Docs to create and share reports with clients. It instructs users to log into Gmail, access Google Drive and create a new Doc. It then explains how to change document sharing permissions and copy the link. Finally, it has users send an email with the Doc link to their client so they can view or edit the report.
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10 steps for using google docs and how to send reports to your client
- 1. 10 steps for using Google Docs and how to send reports to your client
- 2. Step 1. Log in to your gmail account log in to www.gmail.com
- 3. Step 2. Go to drive.google.com
- 4. Step 3. Click google docs
- 5. Step 4.
- 6. Step 5.
- 7. Step 6. You can also change the access type to “ can edit”, “can view”, or “can comment”.
- 8. Step 7. To get the link to your google docs report
- 9. Step 8.
- 10. Step 9. Go to your gmail account and create an email
- 11. Step 10. Create an email to your client with the link to your google docs report and send to your client email address.
- 12. Now your ready to make your Google Docs report. Have a great day!