Cristyn Kells
My feedback
5 results found
-
15 votesCristyn Kells
supported this idea
·
-
111 votes
An error occurred while saving the comment Cristyn Kells
supported this idea
·
-
6 votes
An error occurred while saving the comment Cristyn Kells
commented
My organization is in the same situation. Yes, please implement a recursive folder deletion feature on the folder that has been designated within the retention policy. The undeleted folders are causing our users to waste precious time clicking on folders with no content when using Box searches/queries. It pretty much defeats the purpose of a retention policy, which is to reduce content that is no longer needed.
Cristyn Kells
supported this idea
·
-
12 votes
Thanks, this is a great suggestion but not one that is currently on our roadmap. In the mean time, you can consider using Webhooks to get relevant events and make use of a simple transactional email/sms API such as those provided by Twilio/Sendgrid or Amazon SES to send notifications based on those events.
An error occurred while saving the comment Cristyn Kells
commented
Hi,
We would like for specific users to be notified if someone (clients) upload a file to their specific folder in Box. There appears to be the ability to override the notifications for a specific folder, via settings on that folder, however we want to avoid doing this manually - We will have certain staff receiving notifications on hundreds of folders and if that staff member leaves and is replaces then we don't want to have to manually update the notifications for every single folder manually.
Is there any ability to update email notifications via the Box API? Or any other way to update notifications on many folders simultaneously?
Thanks
Cristyn Kells
supported this idea
·
-
16 votesCristyn Kells
supported this idea
·
Having a timestamp appear within the e-signature is crucial to our work and without it we cannot adopt BoxSign and have to continue using Adobe. Please implement both a timestamp that can be drag-n-dropped as well as a Timestamped Signature that can be drag-n-dropped because it's too laborious to have to drag more than one item and position them in an aesthetically pleasing way.