In today’s digital age, efficient file management has become a crucial task, both in the work and personal spheres. To this end, there are currently a multitude of cloud platforms that were created to make our lives easier and to be able to have a file or document at the click of a button and anywhere. Among the most popular tools are Dropbox and Google Drive. We often find ourselves needing to collaborate on documents stored in Google Drive within our Dropbox account, or vice versa. Do you know how to manage them? Below, we give you the keys so that you can work efficiently and without headaches on both digital platforms, having everything under control.
To manage any Google Drive file, document, presentation, or spreadsheet, you must be a team or content administrator. Additionally, you should know that Google files found in a Dropbox platform computer folder will automatically be converted into Microsoft Office files; Yes, as long as the integration with Google Drive is disabled. Now, if you are already a folder administrator and what you are looking for is to transfer those converted files to Google Drive for more efficient work, you must follow the following steps, as specified from the Dropbox tool:
In addition to Google Drive and Dropbox, there are other frequently used storage platforms. Among them, Microsoft OneDrive stands out, with free access and integration with Microsoft 365 or Box tools, a storage used mostly by companies and professionals that also has a free plan. Apple’s iCloud Drive is a favorite for iPhone, iPad or Mac users or Mediafire, a service that allows you to host files for free in the cloud.