Have you ever looked at a top-level Box folder and felt overwhelmed by the prospect of having to dig through and drill down to every sub-folder just to know what the contents are?

Do you get discouraged at the thought of looking for a single file that could possibly exist way down the rabbit hole of Box folders and sub-folders?

Would you rather have the ability to glance at a snapshot of an entire Box folder and all the sub-folders and files that exist within it?

A simple yet effective solution is a "tree directory" view. This is a feature that doesn't exist yet, but with your vote, you could contribute towards making this feature come alive.

Here is a mockup of what a folder snapshot in tree directory format could look like:
https://ibm.box.com/s/qbvte48kglmnoe8bk53cwf79ktyr7yqs

In file request, have the ability to state that only a managed user in the EID or an external user that has been invited to the folder can upload, no one else. By doing this, it prevents a file request link from being randomly guessed or found on the internet AND prevents a random user from uploading bad or malware/virus infected content. The current state of requiring the user to login is too generic and doesn't meet the requirement of keeping the file request locked down. Using the collaboration role for upload is not what is needed. The File Request interface is what is needed with greater level of security on it.

When moving/copying files and folders in BoxDrive, I want to be able to see visually that an operation is taking place.

Currently, BoxWeb displays a green dialog at the top of the screen when you move or copy files or folders,
but However, BoxDrive has an explorer-like feel, so I don't think this kind of display appears even when a move/copy is performed.

However, BoxDrive has an Explorer-like feel, so I don't think this kind of display appears when moving/copying is performed. or some other confirmation dialog. When an operation is performed, we would like to see a confirmation dialog such as "Do you want to move/copy?" or a progress bar so that the user can visually see that an operation is in progress.

This is a request to reduce the risk of users making mistakes without realizing it.

①BoxDriveにてファイルやフォルダの移動/コピー時、操作が行われていることが視覚的に分かるようにしてほしい

現在、BoxWebではファイルやフォルダを移動/コピーした際に、画面上部に緑色のダイアログが表示されるようになっていますが、
BoxDriveはエクスプローラライクな操作感のため、移動/コピーが行われてもこのような表示が出ない仕様かと思います。
操作が行われると「移動/コピーを行いますか？」といったような確認ダイアログや、
操作中ということが視覚的に分かるようなプログレスバーなどを表示させるような機能を実装いただきたいです。
ユーザーが気が付かないうちに誤操作をしてしまうリスクを減らしたいという背景からの要望です。

With the upcoming report scheduling function, coupled with improved filters to better streamline reports that are generated, it would be really useful to be able to define a custom save location for a report that is generated as part of that process (i.e. to any folder within your box instance and not just the default 'reports' bucket).

Our use case is that we'd like to set up a series of scheduled reports (soon possible!), each one filtered to activities within a specific folder (also now possible!) and then have that report automatically save into the folder to which it relates (not currently possible). This way, it will be possible for co-owners of a folder to see (saved automatically to their folder) a regularly updated report on some aspect of their folder. In our case, we'd like to do a collaborator report so that we can regularly audit who has access to items within high-level folder trees where each high-level folder contains a LOT of sub-folders and files, and where we have equally a LOT of these high-level folders.

I would like to have a collaboration role that only allows me to reference shared links.
Alternatives (1) through (3) could not be adopted for a reason.

(1) Why not just use the Previewer?
I want to collaborate from the top of the folder tree to prevent confusion about where I collaborated.
For this purpose, I want a collaboration role that can only refer to shared links that cannot refer to other files.

(2) Why don't we just create a shared link that is open to everyone and add a password?
If you make it public, you won't know who has accessed it.
Even with a password, there is a possibility of leaks.
If you are a collaborator, you can restrict the disclosure to collaborators only, so it is secure.

(3) Why don't you invite only the files you want to show?
I want to collaborate from the top of the folder tree to prevent confusion about where I collaborated, so I can't do that.

I was blown away that I can't change the ownership of "files", only folders. We have a user that retired and we need to transfer ownership of all her content to other employees (not just a single employee). Transferring ownership of a "folder" is easy and straightforward.

Box has a limitation that prevents you from transferring ownership of an individual file. This user has about 40 files at their root of her account (under All Files). The only way to change ownership is to move the file into a folder and then share and change the ownership of the folder. That's ridiculous and super time consuming!!

All of these files have different permissions and can't be copied into a single folder in this case. I have to create 40 separate folders, copy each individual file into each corresponding folder, share the folder with whoever the new owner will be and then transfer ownership of the folder to the new owner.

I wish the following problem will be fixed :
We are able to see the issue when retrieving group membership datas if the group have multiple users having the same name and get membership with multiple offset.
For example, there are two users having the same name and both of users is a member of the group. If we request all of membership for the group with multiple offset, the endpoint of group may only include one of both, not include another user in the response.

I have submitted this incident to Box support ticket(#2387523), and received an answer that the engineering team of Box do not believe the impact of this is significant enough to prioritize at this moment...