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Files attached to messages and comments can be viewed in Google Docs (assuming the file is something Google Docs understands).
Quickly viewing uploaded files in Google Docs is just the beginning of the integration. You can attach, upload or create Google Docs in your projects. Torch automatically modifies the permissions of the documents to match those of the project. And, when you search, you search the contents of the attached Google Docs.
Use Torch's time, expense and invoice data directly in your Google Spreadsheet. This allows you to build spreadsheet functions that access the most up-to-date information and integrate it into your existing files.
Google Voice allows you to keep all of your voicemail and SMS messages in one place. But, because you can e-mail any voice mail or SMS, you can also send this information to Torch Project Management (the same way as you e-mail anything else to Torch). Torch scans for the phone number and automatically places the voice mail in the proper project.
Access your most critical Torch data from anywhere, even if you don't have an Internet connection. Works on many devices:
Using Chrome Extensions, users of Torch Project Management can view, filter and add tasks, events, time and expense entries without having to open the Torch Project Management web interface. Simply type in the filter box at the top to search entries, or press the plus to add entries.
View recent messages, tasks, bids and invoices while on iGoogle or anywhere else OpenSocial Gadgets are supported.
You can view Torch time, expense and financial data using the Google Motion Visualization. However, Torch is also a Google Visualization data source, which means you can pull Torch data into numerous gadgets. You can even build your own.
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