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Are you planning on supporting more then just Dropbox? I do nights/weekend IT support/systems design and setup for some small law practices and most of them ar
by thenipper 11y ago
Are you planning on supporting more then just Dropbox?
I do nights/weekend IT support/systems design and setup for some small law practices and most of them are on Box. It's what has been recommended by the bar here in Massachusetts. Plus I've found it to fit a law office's workflow pretty well.
Before I could really evaluate this for a law office there would need to be a solid privacy policy in place as well as at least a blog post about data security.
I like that you're trying to move quick, but lawyers tend to move pretty slowly in adopting new technology. The concept is cool but as it stands now it'd be a hard sell.
- jwb119 11y agoYeah Box is great, and I agree a lot of enterprises use it. It'd be cool to work with them as well (though obviously we don't do it now). Good points on the privacy policy and data security - it's a priority but not reflected on the site right now. We'll do that. Thanks for taking a look :)
- donw 11y agoYou also want to provide some information about the team, and some contact information. I love the idea, but right now, your landing page looks very suspect. No contact information, no US phone number or office address, nothing about the team or corporate details... These are all key factors that indicate to potential customers that you are a legitimate business. Privacy policy, terms of use, data security policies, and so on are also going to be very important to your customers. If you have questions in that arena, feel free to ping me -- email is in the profile.