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SoundsEngaging
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4 months ago
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What are the best practices when sharing files with other users while on a Dropbox team?

We are a small core team that engages with freelance producers and editors on a project-by-project basis. Dropbox is central to our workflow, which is why Dropbox Business works well - we are on the ...
  • Hannah's avatar
    4 months ago

    Hey SoundsEngaging, thanks for posting your question to our Community today!

    Indeed, to add someone to your team, you'll need to purchase a license for them; so, you'll purchase the license, add the user, share your files, etc., and when you're done, you can remove the person from your team.

    This will free up the license they take up, so now you can either keep it, as an empty seat for the next user you'll be collaborating with, or you can remove it.

    You can remove a license at any time and the reduction will take effect at your next renewal date.

    Basically, this is more up to you and how you prefer to work, but if you'll be removing and adding team members all the time, keeping the license, instead of removing and adding it back, would be more efficient in my opinion.

    I'll of course leave this thread open, in case other users can share other alternatives/experiences with you.

    Let me know if you have any questions!

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