"As a global reseller of Dropbox for Business, our sales team has found great reception from our customers as the solution enables collaboration in a really simple way while giving IT the necessary business-level control,” said Brett Hansen, executive director of end user computing software at Dell. “The new API is a good step for Dropbox’s continued move into the enterprise, as it facilitates broader integrations with important business processes.” Many customers have also told us how powerful it is for Dropbox to integrate with the best-in-class solutions they already use. “Dropbox is currently leading the pack of file sync and share vendors by a considerable margin, taking 44% of the current market share in our October market survey,” said Alan Pelz-Sharpe, Research Director at 451 Research. Several Dropbox for Business customers are already leveraging the Dropbox Platform to enhance their internal workflows, and services like IBM WebSphere Cast Iron make it even easier to drag and drop connections to dozens of other enterprise systems. Custom workflows enhanced by Dropbox: We provide the tools to build in-house apps that integrate Dropbox into your business processes.Data migration and on-premises backup: Easily transfer large amounts of data between locations and secure sensitive information with on-site data backup from services like Mover and SkySync.Integrations are available through solutions like Centrify, Meldium, Microsoft Azure AD, Okta, OneLogin, and Ping Identity. Identity management & single sign-on (SSO): External identity providers like Active Directory keep Dropbox for Business teams authenticated in a scalable way.Digital rights management (DRM): With partnerships like Dell Data Protection, nCrypted Cloud, and Sookasa, companies in highly regulated industries can add additional client-side encryption and decryption for company data stored in Dropbox for Business accounts.Data loss prevention (DLP): Integrations with services like CirroSecure, CloudLock, Elastica, Netskope, and Skyhigh Networks provide enterprise-class DLP, auditing and compliance functionality, and easy management of sensitive data stored in Dropbox for Business.Security information and event management (SIEM) and analytics: With integrations like Splunk, Domo, and General Audit Tool, it’s easy for Dropbox for Business admins to oversee employee activity and manage sensitive data, so IT can have even more visibility and control.
eDiscovery & legal hold: Integrations with services like Guidance and Nuix enable secure search, as well as the ability to collect and preserve electronically stored information (ESI) in Dropbox for Business accounts - making it possible for admins to easily respond to litigation, arbitration, and regulatory investigations.Through the new API and our industry-leading launch partners, companies can enable: It’s especially useful for enterprise customers, as Dropbox for Business now fits even more seamlessly into their existing third-party solutions. The API builds on the power of the Dropbox Platform by giving developers access to the team-level functionality of Dropbox for Business, empowering admins to deploy and manage business-critical applications for their team. More than 300,000 apps - to support custom workflows. Many of them also use the Dropbox Platform - which offers integrations with Already 100,000 companies rely on Dropbox for Business to securely store and share even their most important company information, including major organizations like Hyatt, News Corp, and MIT. Today we’re excited to announce the new Dropbox for Business API, which extends the power of the Dropbox Platform to help companies seamlessly integrateĭropbox for Business into their core IT processes.
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