Dropbox Reviews and Ratings

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

Multiple teams use Dropbox for file repositories and sharing across organizations/companies. Mainly used by creative teams working with photographers, and clients.

Likelihood to Recommend

Sharing visual media files or building a media library

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

Dropbox is primarily used for file storage and transferring documents between different devices. In a fast-paced job like mine, having a reliable place to keep important files is crucial, as I often need to access them whether I am traveling, at the office, or at home. Dropbox simplifies this process and offers convenience through its web and mobile interfaces, making it easy for me to sync my work wherever I am.

Likelihood to Recommend

This offers easy and convenient storage for files, pictures, and more. It has been especially helpful for me when traveling and needing to transfer work items between different devices. This is essentially for daily use not only in my work but for personal items as well. At times, I find the Dropbox UI a bit confusing because of the numerous tabs and features it offers. I think there is room for improvement in making the product more user-friendly, which would enhance the overall experience.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

Sharing access of project files with a contractor(s) while maintaining the highest level of security. Limiting Access to our server is important to us.

Likelihood to Recommend

Well-suited for accessing files when I am traveling and need to use public WIFI. That way, my server access is still protected.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

I have been using Dropbox for storing and maintaining historical data for our business for the past 7-8 years.

It is an extremely useful tool for small businesses to securely maintain and store data as wwll as share access to specific files and folders with relevant company personnel or third parties as and when required.

Dropbox data sharing has helped us overcome the issue of sharing data and files over emails by allowing to store 100s of GB of data whereas emails usually restrict the file size uploads to 10-20 mbs at a time.

Likelihood to Recommend

Best suited for storing large amounts of data.

It is best to create and use folders and subfolders to remain organized.

It is best to use one Dropbox account for only 1 buisiness to avoid mixining or misplacing data.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

I use Dropbox for 2 companies, plus i also help clients where I implement or organize the systems for them.

I also use the basic signature options for my companies and other companies i help setup

Likelihood to Recommend

remote office structure

mobile sales force or technicians

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

I use Dropbox to securely store and share various documents and/or files among numerous team members. FIles are synced so that all team members can securely access and/or share files. Team members can also access, view, and edit the various shared files. The main use case is to be able to securely share files among team members.

Likelihood to Recommend

Dropbox is well suited to securely store and share files among team members.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

I have been using Dropbox for years. It's the best filing system anyone can imagine and it's always at my fingertips regardless of the time of day or where ever I may be in the world at any given time.

Likelihood to Recommend

I sell farms. I can easily access historical data that I have accumulated over the years about many farms in my part of the country. Many are chicken farms that change hands over time. I am quickly able to access historical data about the farm sales, upgrades which have been made since a farm last sold, and other important data.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

Dropbox we use in our organization project document storing place and we integrate with Dropbox the data files and retrieve those files and parse the data and store in our PostgreSQL PGAdmin and work with our AI Agent for our financial dashboard insight generation and financial metrics storing process. Dropbox integration is customer friendly and also our client prefer Dropbox so we use Dropbox for our data storing space.

Likelihood to Recommend

Dropbox for our project mainly for excel file storing and retrieving and parsing the data from excel file is really good. It is not a complex task and a straight forward approach for which it works really well. And sharing the excel file with client profit loss and cost detail finance detail data which sharing is more secured with protection passwords.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We use Dropbox for short-term storage and off-side redundant backups for film and media projects. In our blend of on-line, offline and cold storage Dropbox serves in the short term, reliable space. The speeds are good and reliability is top-notch, even on our international projects.

Likelihood to Recommend

Dropbox is well suited to limited storage or high-priority/high-risk projects. It works well for long term or short term projects and knowing that your data is well maintained and it will be there when you need it.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

My organization uses different platforms. We were having Dropbox because it was our very first cloud storage when we built our nonprofit programs. Since we got Google & Microsoft. We was easier to cancel out the entire Dropbox and use the programs we got instead of paying extras. We use Dropbox to for drop in and pick up. We clean it out every end of week.

Likelihood to Recommend

When I use a free version, it is devices limited. We like it to increase up to 6 per free subscription. Including the storage size free up to 10GB. I absolutley love very much. BUT the copule of problems is we absolutely do not want autmatic back up when connect to any devices. That is a big pissed that i do not like.