John Bauché

I was able to create a workaround for this using Make (www.make.com). Here is the workflow for those interested. If you download the desktop version of Google Drive and use the local Google Drive folders, the following workflow does exactly the same thing until Evernote adds this feature back in. If anyone has any questions, let me know.

If you're a casual Evernote user, then this feature would not apply to you. As stated above, it's an optional feature, already being worked on by Evernote which I recently confirmed with Support. You don't have to use it based on your workflow. It's as simple as turning it off and on based on your needs. Someone dealing with hundreds or thousands of PDFs per month would find use for something like this. Someone who works with less than 100 PDFs a month, probably not. If you have hundreds or thousands of PDFs in a folder that you're uploading, I don't want to have to double-check every PDF in the folder to make sure it got uploaded correctly into Evernote. Evernote has the capability to check to see if the PDF is uploaded, if it is, it deletes the corresponding PDF from the folder. Simple as that.

Wow, can you read? Hundreds "to" thousands IS NOT "hundreds of thousands". Why are you commenting in this thread for something that doesn't even concern you? Sounds like you should use X. It seems like the right forum for you.

Lots of comments from the peanut gallery. I have been in contact with Evernote Support and this is a planned feature per the "Coming Soon" that used to be displayed there. I deal with hundreds to thousands of PDFs per month as part of my workflow. Dropping them into one folder on my Desktop, then having Evernote sync them into a Notebook so I can triage and file them accordingly while having them auto delete after upload to Evernote is not only an incredible time saver but how this feature should function as is already planned. Hopefully, Evernote delivers on this much-needed feature sooner rather than later. It's an optional feature so those that don't want it, don't have to enable it.

When will this feature actually start functioning? When will it launch? I deal with a lot of PDFs and need the ability to remove these PDFs after successful import to Evernote. Please advise, thank you. John