Box Erfahrungen

Das leichte und benutzerfreundliche Interface!

Bisher fehlt mir die Funktion Gruppen anzulegen, wer auf welche Dateien Rechte hat, eventuell exestiert diese Feature, aber bisher nicht gefunden.

Mit Box tauschen wir Dateien unter Kollegen aus, das System ist sehr einfach zu bedienen, wir haben immer alle den aktuellen Stand der Daten

ich habe keine Ahnung, wo die Daten letztendlich gespeichert werden

Einfach zu bedienen, für jeden Benutzer leicht verständlich

Die Administration ist nicht überall selbst erklärend

Ich nutze box inzwischen ausschließlich im web und schätze die Möglichkeit, Dateien direkt vom Browser aus in Microsoft Office Anwendungen zu öffnen und Änderungen direkt auf box zu speichern - ohne dass dazu eine Synchronisierung über einen Daemon bzw. Hintergrund-Software nötig wäre.

Die Synchronisation mit dem Windows-Explorer via Box Sync hat bei mir gelegentlich zu Konflikten geführt - daher bin ich zur Nutzung von box im Browser übergegangen.

Box ist leicht von jedermann zu bedienen, daher war es sehr einfach im Unternehmen zu verteilen

spezielle Einstellungen sind von Benutzern unter Umständen schwer zu finden

einfache Speicherung von Inhalten aller Art

einfache Verwaltung und auf die Inhalte können von überall aus zugegeriffen werden

Mir gefällt die Möglichkeit, größere Datenmengen problemlos zu teilen.

Die kostenlose Version ist recht begrenzt.

Box simplifies the process of backing up, managing & editing my files on the go from my office or home computer or from my phone. It's fast, reliable & offers a plethora of features that are presented upfront on the software's user interface, rather than being hidden inside layers of sub-menus. I'm a big fan of scheduled backups where after-work hours, Box can simply start backing up specific directories on my PC instead of manually doing the labour of transferring data locally to a slow, external drive. In short, convenience is what Box brings to the table.

As of the last mobile update, I'm noticing that the upload rate has dropped a little bit. I have a decent 5G router with a stable & speedy connection, so I don't really think my internet is the culprit here. Desktop & web versions work fine though.

Easy to use
Secure
Good for filesharing with customers

I don't really have anything I dislike.
I think it does what it's suppsed to do.

Very simple adequate solution if you don't use a VDR

Quite rudimentary and limited compared to a VDR

No limit to file size or number of files and folders for the business (PRO) account.

If you want truly unlimited file size and number of files you have to make quite a big leap in price from the standard account.

Box excels is great for file sharing and storage, offering solid encryption and access controls that help protect sensitive information by the users you select. The platform is extremely user-friendly and easy to navigate. you can have real-time editing and commenting, which enhance teamwork and streamline workflows, and you can do all that from your mobile phone through their dedicated app, allowing users to manage files and collaborate from anywhere.

Overall I don't have many cons to point out for Box. Maybe an chat box or messaging options could prove helpful during overall communication.

The ease of use and the user friendly interphase, in addition to the mobile app which allows me to access or check a file from my phone.

The Mac version for the M1 chip crashes sometimes when compared to the windows version which is very stable.

Box is a very easy platform for sharing files that can't be sent via email. Safe and secure its a great platform for any business that needs to share large files with clients or other collaborators.

Can be a pain to manage, and you can end up with a lot of individual accounts

Control of versions.
Different type of access.
Easy to use. Easy to share.
Work online.

Not possible to update a folder based in what is uploaded in another folder.

It is very secure, and I feel very confident my documents will be shared privately. Additionally, the design is very clean and easy to use.

It is less easy to integrate with other platforms than some competitors.

This service makes downloading and accessing video files much easier than google drive or icloud.

Managing downloaded content, like renaming or editing, can be a bit difficult.

Box is honestly one of the greatest organizational tools out there. I use Box several times a day for all of my documents. Box has all major servers (Word, Excel, Notes, ect.) and you can upload anything to it! It also updates with real time and allows several viewers/editors at a time. This has been a MUST during executive meetings. We can also upload any music, video or picture files to share, which is essential for our industry. The ability to make several folders and organize data well is the key to using Box. I have almost transitioned out of using Google Docs completely.

Honestly, the only issue I have with box is sometimes there are loading issues when working on a file with the desktop. Also I can't find a way to delete old files that have been shared with another person that I don't want anymore.

Simple, intuitive, simple to use, and offers data transfer and networking that is extremely secure. Box also provides excellent value for the money.
Although I primarily use Box to store and exchange files online, I have occasionally used its collaborative tools and I absolutely love them. Regarding a document that is being drafted, team members can share thoughts, opinions, and links. Some of these features were progressively added to productivity programs like Office, but you need to use OneDrive to get them (and I don't want to be identified with a particular cloud storage service). Simple, intuitive, simple to use, and offers data transfer and networking that is extremely secure. Box also provides excellent value for the money.
Although I primarily use Box to store and exchange files online, I have occasionally used its collaborative tools and I absolutely love them. Regarding a document that is being drafted, team members can share thoughts, opinions, and links. Some of these features were progressively added to productivity programs like Office, but you need to use OneDrive to get them (and I don't want to be identified with a particular cloud storage service).

Box offers services that are just as amazing as the things it offers. Sorry but I am not able to find any cons