Dropbox today announced two new
tools for business accounts : Groups and Groups API.
This means that now Dropbox business account owners will be able to
create and manage a grouping of users in order to share folders and documents for collaboration.
Account administrators can now choose between synchronization using Dropbox itself or using the new
Groups API , which allows you to integrate cloud storage with the tool or system already used in business.
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Dropbox announced a beta version of Groups last November and more than 12,000 companies expressed their desire to try this functionality. A little later, the company also promises to make available “active synchronization” based on the Groups API.