Connect Dropbox and OneDrive to unlock the power of automation

You can integrate Dropbox with OneDrive by setting up automations known as 'Zaps'. Choose a trigger, such as 'New File in Folder' on Dropbox, and connect it to an action, like 'Upload File' in OneDrive, to move files automatically between the two services.

When integrating Dropbox with OneDrive, you can use several triggers, such as 'New File in Folder', 'New Folder', or 'New File Request'. These triggers help initiate automated actions in OneDrive once an event occurs in Dropbox.

Yes, after a trigger from Dropbox is activated, you can perform various actions on OneDrive like 'Upload File', 'Create Folder', or 'Move File'. This allows seamless automation of file management tasks across the two platforms.

While our service primarily sets up triggers and actions, continuous real-time syncing isn't directly supported. However, you can create Zaps to copy new files added to a specific folder from Dropbox to OneDrive automatically.

Yes, when setting up your Zap, you're able to specify particular files or folders in Dropbox that should trigger actions or be transferred to your designated location within OneDrive.

When an identical file is detected during integration via our platform, duplicate prevention isn't inherently managed. You may need custom logic within your Zaps if avoiding duplicates is critical.

Our automations check for new data periodically. The exact frequency depends on the plan you're subscribed to—generally every few minutes under premium plans. This determines how swiftly updates move from Dropbox to OneDrive when triggered by a Zap.