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Dropbox Automator extends the functionality of your cloud storage
- g3orge 15y agofirst action: inform me of new files in public folders.
- sdizdar 15y agoWe at https://cloudHQ.net https://cloudHQ.net are actually doing something like that for couple of our big customers. It is not yet completely polished and finished, so, if possible, I would like to ask you if we can learn more about your requirements. My email is in profile. Thanks!
- cjoh 15y agoI took a look, excited about this software, but giving a third party access to my entire Dropbox to an organization that doesn't state it's security policies, and says that the only way to delete my account is to drop the founder an email seems like I'd be exposing myself to more risk than I would like.
- davedavedave 15y agoA better way would be to share a folder to their Dropbox email account, so you only expose to them what you want.
- cjoh 15y agoThe best way would be to make desktop software that did the required tasks without exposing third parties to the data at all.
- MichaelApproved 15y agoWouldn't That count towards the overall size limit of their Dropbox account and fill up quickly?
- vidar 15y agoIt's entirely free as well, so there's nothing to lose by giving a shot. So basically it will stay up for 6-12 months and then shut down.
- brainsqueezer 15y agoI'm looking for some app that uploads a file when I recieve an email. Anyone?
- peterhajas 15y agoDoes iffft do what you want? I'm not super familiar with it, but it might.