This will serve as your designated integrations account and will be what is used to connect the Integration to PhotoShelter without impacting your login limit.Ĭontact the Customer Success team to add the Dropbox Integration to your PhotoShelter for Brands account. The PhotoShelter for Brands Dropbox Integration requires an additional Editor seat to be added to your subscription. Note: This integration supports a multi-tiered import up to 10 folders deep. An ongoing transfer of files from a folder in Dropbox to a destination gallery in PhotoShelter.A one-time transfer of folders from your Dropbox account into a destination collection in PhotoShelter.Our API allows you to connect multiple Dropbox accounts to the integration and create as many unique solutions as needed. The Dropbox integration allows Library Staff to configure multiple solutions that trigger file transfers from source folders in Dropbox to a target collection within your organization’s Library. Seamlessly transfer files from your team’s Box, Dropbox or Google Drive accounts to a destination inside your Library, all without leaving PhotoShelter. It's also critical to change passwords periodically in case a situation similar to the 2012 Dropbox hack happens again, for example.PhotoShelter for Brands now offers a growing set of third-party integrations used to streamline your team’s creative workflow from all corners of your organization. Important: Make sure your passwords are complex and difficult to uncode, and create different passwords for different services to prevent a large security breach from happening. This eliminates the risk of Dropbox itself accessing your files with the company's own encryption key or handing your information to government authorities. You can encrypt and password-protect documents created in Microsoft Office, for example, or with a third-party app. Simple human error is also a risk - Dropbox allows users to store files in easily exposed public folders, for example, so it's important to be careful about where files are placed.Īnd for the ultimate in security, both from accidental public folder disclosures as well as hacks, security experts like 's Chief Editor Gabe Turner suggest using file-level encryption on important files stored on Dropbox. Two-factor authentication is an easy step you can take to ensure Dropbox remains secure.
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