Index approved Dropbox folders so documents, PDFs and shared files return cited answers next to mail, chat and tickets. Dropbox stays the file home; Linkence brings the answer to the work.
Representative data is enough. No production access required for the first demo.Dropbox connects through an admin-defined boundary. Each object type below lists what Linkence reads, the scope condition that applies and the limitation you should know about before the first sync. Your Dropbox account remains the system of record.
Office documents, PDFs and text files
Approved foldersTeam folder content
Approved foldersOnly extractable content is searchableFind · Prepare · Act
Pair Dropbox with Google Drive, Box, Slack and the answer stops being a search result. Evidence arrives from every connected system, and the next step waits for your approval.
A cited answer that opens the exact Dropbox file
Bring one of these to the demo on representative data. Every answer arrives with citations that open the original Dropbox record.
Every answer reflects the verified connector behaviour, never generalised.
Admin-approved folders; Scheduled sync of supported files; Citations that open the original file.
Folders outside the approved scope; Non-extractable content; Writing back into Dropbox.
Scheduled sync through the Linkence indexing pipeline. Scope: Admin-approved folders.
The Dropbox connector is read-focused. Writes happen through connected companions, for example a grounded reply in mail or an approved update in chat, always with approval.
We will show how Linkence finds the relevant context, presents the work and keeps every sensitive change under your team's control.
Representative data is enough for the first demo. No production access required.