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Activities Shared Report for ‘My Drives’

Picture of Christine Page Christine Page | Last Updated: March 9, 2026

What’s Changing

In an ongoing effort to give our clients’ even more visibility into their Google Workspace environment, Promevo has added many new reports to the gPanel platform this year. Today, we’re unveiling our newest addition: the Activities Shared Report for ‘My Drives.’

Using the Activities Shared Report, administrators will now have insight into the history of which documents their employees have shared externally from their ‘My Drive’ folders.

Who’s Impacted

Admins and end users

Why It’s Important

In order to ensure data security, enforce policy adherence, and prevent unauthorized sharing of confidential information, Workspace admins must be aware of what employees are sharing with external audiences in ‘My Drive.’

gPanel now provides a history of documents shared with external audiences on ‘My Drive.’ This new report allows admins to easily identify which documents they need to revoke access to, change ownership of, and perform other critical actions.

Rollout Pace

Deployed to gPanel Standard on June 5, 2023.

Availability

Available to gPanel Standard customers.
Not available to gPanel Starter customers.

Meet the Author

Christine Page

Christine Page is the Marketing Content Manager at Promevo and gPanel, where she leads content strategy across the company’s Google Workspace ecosystem. With a career focused on translating complex technical concepts into growth-oriented narratives, Christine previously served as the first in-house content writer and designer for Vivial (now Thryv) and specialized in research-intensive B2B strategy for technology and healthcare clients at Relequint. A recognized voice in the industry, she has been featured on the Content Amplified podcast to discuss the evolution of digital storytelling and maintains several HubSpot certifications. Today, she leverages her extensive background in design and research to help Promevo and gPanel users navigate the complexities of cloud-native management.