With today’s new additions, “Dropbox is making it easier for IT admins to control and manage users and the sharing of company data,” says Terri McClure, senior analyst at Enterprise Strategy Group. Unlink a team member’s web sessions, devices, or third-party apps and send a password reset email, if necessary.Ĭheck out a two-minute demo of the admin console to learn more:.Require all team members to keep two-step verification enabled.Set sharing controls at the account level to keep shared folders and links within the company or allow team members to decide access levels on a case-by-case basis.Generate a downloadable report to give insight into activity for a selected period of time.Filter by logins, passwords, apps, devices, and members. Get a complete picture of activity across the team.View recent activity, web sessions, linked devices, and third party applications for each member of your team.This launch is a first step to make Dropbox better for businesses. That's a big help, as we continue to grow and expand the use of Dropbox at Kayak.' - Bill O'Donnell, Chief Architect | Kayak The new redesigned admin console will make management a lot easier now from the admin's perspective. 'Dropbox for Teams has a clean, clear user interface, which is one of the reasons our employees love this product. We’ve been working with our customers to design features that give them the insight and tools their businesses need, while keeping the simplicity that makes Dropbox so easy to use. Today, we’re launching a completely redesigned admin console and new sharing controls to helpĭropbox for Teams admins manage their group.

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