Connect Amazon S3 and Dropbox to unlock the power of automation

The first step is to connect both your Amazon S3 and Dropbox accounts to our platform. You'll need your credentials for both services and appropriate permissions for accessing the files.

You can set a trigger in our platform that activates whenever a new file is added to a specific bucket in your Amazon S3 account. This requires defining the bucket and monitoring it for any new file activity.

Yes, you can create an action that automatically uploads files from Dropbox to a specified bucket in Amazon S3. This involves selecting the Dropbox folder and setting up the corresponding destination bucket in S3.

Absolutely! When setting up your actions, you can define specific criteria (such as date or file type) to automatically organize uploaded files into specified folders within your Dropbox or Amazon S3 account.

We provide logging features where you can monitor real-time logs of both successful operations and any errors. You can set up notifications for failed transfers, thus allowing you to troubleshoot issues promptly.

While our platform handles most file sizes efficiently, it's important to be aware of the size limitations imposed by each service individually—Amazon S3 handles large objects differently using multipart upload features.

Yes, triggers can be customized using metadata attributes such as tags, file size, or modification date. This allows more refined control over when actions should be executed within your integration setup.