Replace Dropbox with a system you own
Dropbox syncs files and charges per user for storage that lives away from the records those files belong to. A contract, its client, and the job it is for should not sit in three different systems.
What Dropbox costs you
- Per-user pricing that grows with every person who needs access.
- Files in folders, disconnected from the clients and jobs they concern.
- Sharing, permissions, and history managed on their platform.
What we build instead
We build document storage into your operating system, so files attach to the client, job, or record they belong to, with the permissions and history you control. Owned, and in context.
When to keep Dropbox
Casual file sharing on a free tier is fine. Once documents are part of how work moves, owning storage that is tied to the records beats a separate rented drive.