Findest + Dropbox
Connect your Gmail and every matching attachment gets read, classified, and dropped into the exact Dropbox folder your rule points to.
Full access details in Security
How it lands in Dropbox
Connect once, browse your real folder tree
One OAuth click authorizes Findest to browse your actual Dropbox — your personal folders or, on Dropbox Business, any team folder you belong to — not just an app-only folder.
Every rule picks its Dropbox folder
Set a rule once — contract → Dropbox →
legal/contracts/signed — and every match gets
classified, renamed, and uploaded automatically. Change your
mind later and repoint it to a different folder in seconds.
A filed document inherits the folder's sharing. Nothing more.
Findest never changes a folder's permissions — so where a rule files decides who can see the result, exactly as if you had dropped the file there yourself.
/Personal/invoices_2026/Team/legal/contractsWhat people usually ask.
Does it work with Dropbox Business team folders, not just personal Dropbox?
Yes. If your account belongs to a Dropbox Business team space or shared folder, it shows up in the same folder browser as your personal Dropbox, and any rule can point to it.
Do I have to give Findest access to my whole Dropbox?
The OAuth grant covers Dropbox the way its own picker would, full read and write, but Findest only ever uploads to the specific folder your rule points to. See Security for exactly why we ask for that scope.
Can I file into a Dropbox Business team folder?
Yes. Any team folder or shared space you belong to appears in the folder browser. Remember the file inherits that folder's sharing, so everyone with access to it will see the document.
What happens if I disconnect Dropbox later?
Existing files stay exactly where they are in your Dropbox. Findest just stops uploading new ones until you reconnect.
See it land in your Dropbox.
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