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Dropbox

Learn how to connect Couchdrop to Dropbox

Introduction

Connecting to Dropbox is fast to set up and fully supported in Couchdrop. Couchdrop can connect to both Dropbox Personal and Dropbox Business accounts.

Requirements

To connect to Dropbox in Couchdrop you will need:

  • A licensed Dropbox account

  • Access to an Admin account to connect to Couchdrop (if connecting to Dropbox Business)

Configuration Steps

  1. Log in to Couchdrop and add a new storage connection

  2. Provide a name for the connection. This is how the Dropbox connection will appear in Couchdrop

  3. Select Dropbox Personal or Dropbox Team from the list of available connections

  4. Choose Authorize Now and grant access to Couchdrop.

  5. Click Test Connection

  6. Select a User or sub-folder in Dropbox (Optional)

  7. Click Save Settings.

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