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We are planning on adding the ability to resolve comments in the future, but do not have the ability to like comments as part of the roadmap.
Please keep the feedback & use cases coming to help us prioritize this in the future!
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This is currently not planned but we will re-evaluate priorities in Q3/Q4 of FY23
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I suggest customers look into Shield, a newer Box offering that provides malware detection. If turned on, it scans all content uploaded to Box including the ones from file requests (as well as any file when it's active - e.g., on preview, share, edit, copy, etc. events)
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In response to Anonymous' reply today: while Shield certainly addresses the malicious content referenced in the original post, I think the primary need for email validation is to simply ensure that the person submitting the File Request indeed owns the email address they're entering into the email field that might be required on the File Request form. Anyone can fill out a File Request form and provide any email address without any confirmation that they own the email address they entered. Perhaps Box could text a 6-digit code to the email the user enters and then ask the user to enter that code on the next screen, thereby validating that they own that email. This would then give confidence to the person who owns that File Request folder that the uploader email is correct.
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I'd like to see this added for file names, as well. We potentially have a use case wherein we'd want to outcomes based on File Event > New Upload where file name CONTAINS certain keywords. This use case involves uploading a number of files to a particular folder but they don't want to be notified every time a file is uploaded...only when certain files are uploaded based on the file name.
I explored using File Request and metadata templates for this, but that wouldn't be applicable for this use case; the file name is really the trigger that would determine the Relay outcomes.
Thx,
Matt