AdminChristopher Drubka
(Admin, Box)
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26 votes
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25 votes
We will have a different solution to address the use case.
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22 votes
We currently do not have this planned on our roadmap. Please keep the feedback & use cases coming to help us prioritize this in the future!
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41 votes
We are currently scoping this effort, and plan to include it in our roadmap soon.
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24 votes
Currently not planned; may be considered for future roadmap
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68 votes
This feature is currently available for the Box internal apps.
The plan for 3rd party is on the roadamap.
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This request is specific to controlling applications and integrations by group. For example, an admin should be able to permit whether a group (or user) can use certain applications/integrations.
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369 votes
We understand the request, but unfortunately this is not on the near-term roadmap.
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The ability to have collaboration permissions at single folder levels (instead of waterfall) to allow for more secure and easier sharing, especially externally.
By allowing permissions to be controlled for a single folder, risk of accidental collaboration invites can be lessened (either with wrong departments or external individuals).
Bookmarks are not treated like a normal filetype and do not currently respect Sort By. It's weird and confusing to our users, especially if Box is considered a centralized content repository.