Dropbox and Popsync
Those that use Dropbox for cloud storage are able to connect it to Popsync, allowing users to search, find, and use images faster.
1. Getting Started
- Access the Dropbox Developer Site.
- Select Create apps.
- The Create a new app on the DBX Platform page appears. Select the following:
- Choose the access you need: Full Dropbox
- Name your app: Give your app a name
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I agree to Dropbox API Terms and Conditions: Read and agree to the terms and conditions to continue
Once complete, press Create app.
- Note the OAuth Client ID and OAuth Client Secret.
2. After Completing your Dropbox Setup
- After purchasing Popsync with Dropbox Search, send a request to support@bluescape.com indicating which of your Bluescape Orgs you want Popsync Dropbox Search enabled.
- For each Bluescape Org you would like to use Popsync Search with a configured Dropbox, log in as the Org Admin, at this link: Bluescape Home
- At the top right of the page, select the
icon to open the Configuration Center.
- Select Integrations > MANAGE (under the Dropbox logo).
- Enter these three values, leaving the others to their default values:
a. Connection Name (name that appears to users in their Popsync provider list).
b. OAuth Client Id (from steps, above).
c. OAuth Client Secret (from steps above).
- Select OK.
3. Test your configuration
- Log in to Bluescape Home.
- At the left, under Teams, select a Popsync-configured Bluescape Organization.
- Create a new Workspace.
- Open the Popsync provider list. The new Dropbox entry is present.
- Select the Login button next to it and use your username and password to allow Popsync access to your data.
- Confirm that a Popsync search of your Dropbox system works.
Notes
- It is possible to create a parent-folder-filtered search using the Advanced tab in the Popsync Configuration form. You can filter the search to a single parent folder by entering the folder ID.
- It is also possible to create multiple search entries for Popsync by selecting New Instance under the Select Instance field at the top of the Enable Search form.
- Each Bluescape user’s corresponding user must be given access to that drive’s folders to search content. If a user cannot use search to find their content, Popsync can also not find it.
The above instructions assume you are using standard Bluescape and SaaS services. If you are using custom, on-premises, or special (VPI) deployments of either service, contact Bluescape Support.
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