Content Collaboration
Connect Files.com to the document stores your teams and partners already use. A Remote Server Mount makes remote files available through a folder on Files.com. A Sync copies files to or from the service for scheduled delivery, migration, or local processing.
Choose a Service
| Service | Connection |
|---|---|
| Box | Connect a Box account and use the folders it can access. |
| Dropbox | Connect a personal account or the root of a Dropbox Business team. |
| Google Drive | Connect My Drive, Shared Drives, and shared folders. |
| OneDrive | Connect a personal or business OneDrive account. |
| SharePoint | Connect a SharePoint document library using a user account or an application. |
| Egnyte | Connect through Egnyte's FTP or SFTP service. |
| ShareFile | Connect through ShareFile's implicit FTPS service. |
Permissions and Operation
The connection uses the permissions of the account or application authorized at the remote service. Files.com folder permissions control which Files.com users can access a mount; they do not expand the remote account's access.
Check each provider's naming restrictions, connection limits, and authentication requirements before moving data. Some providers use Buffered Uploads, so a completed upload to Files.com can precede delivery to the remote service. If an OAuth authorization becomes invalid, follow Re-authenticating Remote Servers.