We have a need to setup folders with File Request features for our customers. When we do this manually, it takes a lot of time to set everything up as we need it. We'd like to be able to copy a folder (along with its subfolders) and its File Request setup. This would make any existing setup, like a template, which we can simply copy and rename in preparation for another customer.

Currently, we can only copy the folders with or without contents. But either action does not copy the File Request configurations in the source folder.

Thanks for your help with this!

When an admin (such as myself) creates an order for the items in a certain folder, and then that folder is shared, it should stay in that order! I have been coming into serious issues with this situation and I really would like box to be able to fix the glitch. It is very frustrating and I have called and emailed numerous amounts of times complaining about it and no one has done anything. For example, I was in my own account and had 3 things in one folder labeled Promo, Part 1, and Part 2. It was in the correct order when I exited my account, but then when I clicked the shared link as an outside user, it was in the wrong order. I need the items in my folder to stay in the same order that I left them in, so an outside viewer can view them as such. I share my links with hundreds of people in my company and I often run into trouble when they are in the wrong order.

Hello, new user here evaluating Box.com for several cloud integrations within our company. I am searching the community for info on searching/filtering by tags and/or metadata via the Box mobile apps. I am confused... I am seeing replies back from Box support dating all the way back to 2017 saying that tag/metadata support on mobile is one of the most requested features. Yet neither seem to have been implemented as of Q2 2020? Am I missing something? What is the justification for lack of attention to such fundamental (and highly requested) features for your mobile apps? Whatever the case, it doesn't bode well for my company's evaluation of Box's product or its product development pipeline. We're fare more likely to pick a product that doesn't neglect its mobile apps the way Box seemingly has in this regard.

https://community.box.com/t5/Business-Apps-Forums/Metadata-Support-in-Mobile-Apps/m-p/46858/highlight/true#M4365

https://community.box.com/t5/Archive-Forum/No-tags-in-iOS/m-p/56217/highlight/true#M26014

When you give the Viewer access to a group of people in the root of a structure, you could work with subfolders by 1) removing some people from access specific subfolders or 2) changing the type of access specific person would have. For example,
1) I have specific content that should be restricted but need to manage it in a single place. If I try to remove a person from a subfolder, it will remove this person from the whole structure.
2) I can create a root folder called "Teams" and give everyone the viewer access to it (since the content has to be shared) but then, I would like the leader of Marketing team having editor access to his/her folder since this person will be in charge to feed the content. I'm not able just to change his/her access from Viewer to Editor in that specific folder rather than I send him/her a new invitation. It would be simpler if I just change the type of access in that folder.