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Dropbox launches new collaboration features to cut back on meetings

Dropbox launches new collaboration features to cut back on meetings

Dropbox is introducing three new capabilities that will make the cloud storage platform more helpful in a hybrid workplace. The first is Capture, a video communications platform that allows users to instantly share instructional films or video messages. Replay is a video collaboration function that allows teammates to gather, manage, and reply to comments from one another. Finally, the Shop function allows Dropbox users to sell digital content creations such as art, plug-ins, and music.

Dropbox's Capture function is now available in beta for personal and corporate account customers, with the Replay and Shop capabilities coming soon. The latest improvements were revealed via a blog post by the file-hosting and sharing platform.

Capture, according to Dropbox, is an all-in-one visual communication tool that allows team members to share their work and ideas in real time. Users are encouraged to send brief video messages rather than extensive emails as a result of the functionality. It lets users record their displays, take screenshots, and share animated GIFs. The functionality also allows coworkers to communicate status updates and work in progress.

Capture is now available in beta for personal and business plan users to check out. Users may share movies with coworkers using Replay, and teammates can immediately make comments and criticism on the same note without having to download it. There is a live streaming option that allows users to see the film with their teammates.

This feature is also available to those who do not have a Dropbox account. The Dropbox Replay preview is only accessible in English for now, but it will be available in beta soon. Dropbox Shop is a service designed to assist digital content creators. It can aid in the monetisation of content by facilitating in the sale of digital material stored in Dropbox by users.

Users may upload files straight from Dropbox or their computers, customize the picture, audio, or video preview, and then select the pricing. When you pay for something, it automatically sends it to you. Users may also share these listings with their friends and followers on social media.

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