Box, Dropbox, Google Drive… with so many clients all utilizing different platforms, my client folders are a disaster. Once a week or so, I migrate all my client data to a neat and organized network share that’s backed up. Day to day, though, it’s been a disaster trying to locate and send files… until now.
Our partner agency uses Droplr. Hesitant to get yet another filesharing tool, I wasn’t sold at first. However, over time I’ve come to love the simplicy of their platform. If I want to share a file, I just drag it to my toolbar where it’s uploaded and a link is provided. I can send that link to my client and boom… they’ve got the file. No opening windows, finding folders, synchronizing… just upload and send. It’s brilliant in its simplicity.
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Droplr File Sharing for Windows Tour:
Droplr Pro features include:
- Capture and annotate screenshots – including websites and multiple files.
- Record the screen to give full picture
- Make use of powerful integrations – including Gmail, Google Docs, Trello, Slack, Photoshop, Intercom, Sketch, Atlassian Confluence, Atlassian HipChat, Atlassian Jira, Microsoft Teams, Apple Messages, Discord, and Skype.
- Quickly send even large files
- White label the files you send
- Tap into team collaboration features
- Set a self-destruct on files or save them indefinitely
- Tag the files you store
- Protect your files with a password
- Create and share entire boards with content
- See the user interaction with files in Drop Analytics
- Set a custom subdomain or domain
You can sign up for Droplr for free, or go pro for a few bucks a month (highly recommended). Droplr not only allows you to instantly share files, you can also share on-screen content from your desktop. This enables you to speed up your workflow and put some efficiency back in your day.
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