Overview
What is Dropbox Business?
Dropbox Business expands on the company's cloud storage service by providing additional features, such as lost file recovery for an extended period, integration with popular office suites (e.g. Office 365), the Dropbox Paper collaboration extension, two-factor authentication (2FA) and single…
Dropbox, Business' New Paradox
Dropbox is great for the price
Dropbox All the Way!
Just not as good as Google Drive but it's ok
File sharing the best
"Dropbox Business Robustness Is Due To Its Usability, Adaptability, And Connectivity Anywhere."
An Impressive Cloud Storage Platform for All Sizes of Businesses
It is also a great cloud storage platform …
DropBox for Business Offers Global Team Collaboration Keeping Corporate Network Secure
Dropbox Business Review
Dropbox Business Meets Our Needs Very Well!
All the features you need.
Dropbox Business is an Awesome File Sharing Software
Great file sharing / collaboration tool
Dropbox Business gets it done for us, despite clunky navigation
Awards
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Popular Features
- File organization (126)9.494%
- File search (126)9.292%
- Performance (126)8.686%
- Access control (126)6.363%
Reviewer Pros & Cons
Pricing
Standard
$15
Advanced
$25
Enterprise
Contact sales team
Entry-level set up fee?
- No setup fee
Offerings
- Free Trial
- Free/Freemium Version
- Premium Consulting/Integration Services
Starting price (does not include set up fee)
- $15 per month
Product Demos
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Features
File Sharing & Management
Features that allow collaborators to view, work on, and organize files.
- 8.4Versioning(102) Ratings
Users can access the most up-to-date version of a document, track changes, and revert to older versions if needed.
- 9.4Video files(113) Ratings
Supports video file types
- 8.8Audio files(106) Ratings
Supports audio file types, such as .mp3, .mp4, and .wav
- 7.2Document collaboration(120) Ratings
Users can edit files and attach comments to files.
- 6.3Access control(126) Ratings
Users can control access to (shared) files, including different levels of access such as view-only or permission to edit.
- 9.2File search(126) Ratings
A search function that allows users to easily find files, and in some cases even search within multiple files.
- 9.3Device sync(123) Ratings
Device syncing that updates files connected to the cloud, keeping all files up to date regardless of where they are edited or viewed.
Cloud Storage Security & Administration
Features related to security and administration for cloud storage platforms
- 9.3User and role management(114) Ratings
Administrators can manage users and user groups by role, in terms of setting permissions for things like file access, sharing, and editing permissions.
- 9.4File organization(126) Ratings
The ability to choose where files will be stored, and manage individual users' storage; includes control over file organization structure.
- 7.8Device management(108) Ratings
Administrators can manage devices connected to the cloud storage platform, including restricting access for certain devices or wiping files from devices remotely.
Cloud Storage Platform
Features around the functionality of the cloud storage platform.
- 8.6Performance(126) Ratings
Platform runs at a good speed on all browsers; files load and sync quickly.
- 8.6Reliability(126) Ratings
Cloud storage platform is secure, all features are consistently available, and the platform maintains file integrity.
- 7.2Storage Reports(92) Ratings
Includes reporting capabilities to monitor user activity and storage levels.
Product Details
- About
- Integrations
- Tech Details
- FAQs
What is Dropbox Business?
Dropbox Business Technical Details
Deployment Types | Software as a Service (SaaS), Cloud, or Web-Based |
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Operating Systems | Unspecified |
Mobile Application | No |
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Reviews
(1-25 of 88)Just not as good as Google Drive but it's ok
- Layout.
- Simple filing system.
- Color scheme.
- Easy.
- Compatibility.
- Sharing.
- Less features that I like than Google Drive.
File sharing the best
- Having the comfort of putting away documents from the workplace and afterward having the option to recover them from home is totally fantastic.
- No more utilization of thumb drives for the business when we can send photos and verifications over to the cloud effectively to recover later.
- There is an absence of search usefulness in this application which makes it troublesome now and again to discover the significant archives required on that second. In any case, the application is incredible.
"Dropbox Business Robustness Is Due To Its Usability, Adaptability, And Connectivity Anywhere."
- Dropbox Business: File Security
- Dropbox Business: Affordability
- Dropbox Business: File-Sharing
- Dropbox Business: File Retention
- Dropbox Business: Simple User Interface
- Dropbox Business: Remotely Accessed Cloud
- Dropbox Business: External Users Can Quickly Request Files
- Dropbox Business: Multiple Admins Would Be Outstanding.
- Dropbox Business: Using The Desktop Application Is A Pain.
- Dropbox Business: Companies Blocking It For Security Concerns.
An Impressive Cloud Storage Platform for All Sizes of Businesses
It is also a great cloud storage platform that makes our work easier.
It meets our business's cloud management expectations.
- Sharing Files
- Storage of Files
- Keepings Files Safe
- Enhances cloud access remotely
- They should make it faster than it is.
- The interface should be arranged well.
This tool is also impressive because it is easy to customize and use.
Its reliability makes our work easier as a team.
Sharing files with this amazing platform is easy and fast.
Therefore, it is a great platform for us.
DropBox Business - A Great Sharing Solution
- Sharing
- Storage
- Syncing to PC
- Pricing structure
- Maybe add Active Directory (AD) integration
It's probably less appropriate for a very small business that doesn't need to incur additional costs.
- Sharing with Clients
- Organization of Documents
- Get Details on Files
- Google Doc Integration
- Document Searching
- Desktop Tool Robustness
- Ease of use - Dropbox provides a simple interface that most team members and clients are already familiar with.
- The ability to have Dropbox folders accessible from Finder makes it seem like your cloud storage is local but you don’t take up space on your hard drive.
- Dropbox makes it easy to share files with anyone.
- Initial setup of the Dropbox app has been tricky for some of our less tech-savvy team members.
- It’d be great to have the ability to create a custom link for assets/folders instead of just having the randomly generated url.
Dropbox works the way it should
- Dropbox is easy to add users.
- Dropbox makes it easy to share and store files and documents.
- Dropbox is also very easy to deprovision.
- I haven't had issues where the current functions are not working the way I need them to.
Dropbox Business Review
One way we like to use it create a shared folder for a specific need and provide read/write access to non-pro users to access it. This works just fine as most company users do not have the need for the premium features and this helps with cost and efficiency.
We are now using Microsoft SharePoint/OneDrive a little more but always go back to Dropbox when need to share securely. If wanting to purchase this product, please use a trial and have a plan prior to starting to make sure the features you need and want will work well for your organization, before spending the money on the annual subscription.
- Secure File Sharing with external users
- Share link expiration
- User control
- Keeps track of user file changes
- When dropbox.com detects a user creating an account, it will suggest to have your IT department add you as a user
- Not require the external user that is trying to access the shared date to have enough available storage
- Reconfigure the folder structure for sharing
- In order to configure your company branding, you need to have a certain amount of paid users under the account
Sharing data internally is not ideal as we can now use Office 365 SharePoint/OneDrive which is making things a lot easier for us as a company.
Dropbox Business is a go-to for file sharing
- store large amount files, photos, videos in organized way
- easily share files among colleagues, vendors
- easy to navigate the platform
- access files quickly , filter by searching
- unable to tag files, photos , could be better way to organize photos
- synchronizing is a little slow
- large files take long to load
- mobile version could be more user friendly
Dropbox Business - Great market recognition and use case but no A's in granular security
- Dropbox Business is quick to deploy
- The learning curve to use Dropbox when coming from other file services is easy
- Dropbox is used in a lot of personal file spaces so working with the business element is not much change
- Their ability to enhanced security
- Child parent relationship permission settings
- Proactive notification based of criteria when trying to control centralized filing errors
You can always depend on Dropbox Business
- Dropbox Business makes it very simple to backup files on-line
- Dropbox Business allows team members to access files on-line as if they're working locally
- Dropbox Business provides a secure location to store files on-line
- Dropbox Business currently does not allow multiple team members to work on the same file simultaneously
- Dropbox Business should let other team members know who has the file currently opened for editing
- Dropbox Business web browser interface should allow for files or folders to be dragged & dropped from one location to another
Dropbox with a Mike drop
- Maintains consistency with multiple locations
- Files that may be accidental deleted can be restored
- Easy to use
- Easy to train all users
- A note to user prior to deleting a file
Dropbox vs Google drive
- easy to intall
- easy to maintain
- simple to understand its usage
- it could improve the way that folders are created
- there is also room to improve notifications received when changes are done
- visual organisation could also be improved
- File syncing
- File sharing outside of organization
- LAN Based Synchronization for new copies
- File history for admins for accidental deletes
- Policy enforcement on internal team
- provides a lot of space
- Cost
- Conflicted Copies
As an internal tool, its ease of use is King -- compare this to a sharefile or OneDrive/sharepoint experience & you'll immediately see the benefit.
The biggest selling point for Dropbox is -- do I want my users to work in the cloud in cloud apps, or do I want them to work locally. If in the cloud, there's better choices (despite Dropbox making good improvements here, they're still not the best -- box is, or google is for google apps customers) but if there's a need to have a localized sync (think autocad, other big files where you don't want them to be cloud based) Dropbox is the best hands down.
Dropbox Review
- Sharing large files between clients
- Streamline the sharing process of assets
- Makes integrating new clients information and assets seamless
- Not as user friendly as google drive or other cloud based softwares
- I wish that it was integrated into your browser like google drive but I am not sure if that is possible
- I would say that it works great for what is advertised but there are better options out there in my opinion.
Boxing Dropbox
- It has top-notch security, which is highly appreciated by my clients.
- The history feature saved us numerous amounts of time from re-doing work.
- Ability to track who made changes to a document, and comment on it helped us with keeping content organized and avoiding conflicts.
- Recently we started integrating Dropbox into other product management and communication tools such as Slack and Monday. Works really good.
- Once we had a major problem where one of the employee accidentally deleted lots of data and had to restore. It appears that this mechanism work much less effective than restoring a group of files. Eventually it took Dropbox about 2 months with resolving the issue, and us additional 2 weeks of cleanup afterwards.
- Dropbox is getting very expensive and there are today some alternatives that have better price to value ratio.
Safe and secure storage with advanced features
- Its synchronizing program is advanced and rapid.
- This valuable tool has introduced new paths for storing documents as well as files very conveniently.
- It is enriched with bundles of interesting powerful features that do a great job on mobile phones too.
- I would say it is kept on fascinating me with its amazing and reliable featuring.
- It is a cloud-based storage system that is completely valuable for me. I am [a] satisfied user and have experienced its customer support many times, every single time I had a conversation with them was amazing and beneficial for me.
- I rely on Dropbox because it is giving reliable services.
Love Dropbox Business!
- Cloud storage of files
- Simple interface for sharing files
- Incredibly easy file sync across multiple devices
- Large storage and larger upgrades available!
- Great integration options with tools we use
- Price for business plans
Drop your files in Dropbox Business
- The ability to share information.
- You can invite others to your files.
- You can keep the information separate and limit who gets access to what.
- The interface has been a little clunky at times and any time it updates you may have to relearn how to use it.
We used to use Dropbox across the whole organisation but that changed due to overhead costs.
- Great tool for previewing large files and sharing them quickly with people in and out of the organisation.
- Good collaboration tools - it's simple to give feedback during revisions.
- Nice UI and search function so it's easy to find files you're looking for.
- Some PDF previews can be a bit wonky in terms of colour, but downloading the file and viewing it fixes that issue.
- Overhead costs for larger organisations.
However, the overhead costs can be an issue if you want to use the tool across your growing company because most people simply need to have access and are not necessarily using the tool at all.
Due to our company growing, we switched to Google Drive which is free, however, the search function and folder structure are pretty messy! If cost were no object for the company, I'd choose Dropbox in a heartbeat (just like I do for my personal work).
Dropbox is key for our business
- User and group permissions are straightforward and easy to use
- Creating a link to share files takes no time at all and is easily revoked
- Web and desktop apps work seamlessly
- Smart Sync and Selective Sync allow you to save hard drive space by selecting what you need to sync
- They need to fix the ._Filename.doc (or any other file type) issue on the web version when syncing from Macs.
With Dropbox Business, your business will never drop the ball!
- Real-life access to shared files folder between devices
- Great native apps for iOS, Android, Windows, macOS
- Easy file sharing and management
- Remote control, allowing the user to erase stolen quickly, lost or damaged devices
- Sometimes synchronization has to be manually triggered by launching the Dropbox app on mobile devices.
- Mobile devices - some of them don't let the app run in the background due to the batter saving modes - but that is those devices settings, not the Dropbox issue.
- Dropbox Business is very well suited for all environments, where a lot of images are being taken. They are quickly accessible on all devices accessing that account, so they work great while doing visual documentation while capturing industrial processes, etc.
- There are two scenarios where I would not be using Dropbox:
- - working with medical projects - as far as I know, Dropbox security is not certified for medical records. Hence I would not be keeping data regarding medical projects there.
- -using a lot of Word and Excel documents - as far as Dropbox Business can use deep-linked native apps on mobile devices. It means going from one app to another; I would stick to Google Drive if I would need a solution for storing and sharing a lot of Google-suite documents.
Dropbox for Business... for you!
- Good price for cloud storage space.
- Easy to share secure files.
- Doesn't translate to mobile as well as some other similar services.
Must-have cloud storage
- Easy sharing
- Simple categorization of assets
- Starting to be blocked by certain agencies and companies
- No real categorization feature like a mainstream DAM