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Adding a new person shouldn't add them to the Dropbox Team
Recently we have added two entry level members to our firm. We purchased licenses for them and wanted to add them to SOME Dropbox folders pertinent to their work. Unfortunately, Dropbox is telling me...
Hello Nate99
You can achieve this using groups:
https://help.dropbox.com/account-access/groups
There is a default group called “Everyone at [Your Company/Team]”
You group users that need access to specific team folders in a group (e.g. “Managing Partners and Partners”) and then change the permissions for each of those team folders to be that group instead of the default “Everyone at …” group.Hope this helps.
Andrew (DBoxTips)
Andrew,
You're a mighty warrior indeed. Thanks for this. It will help tremendously.
Cheers.
AnastasiaDBX
Dropbox Product Manager
Dropbox Product ManagerNate99 - if you go into the groups tab of the admin console (https://www.dropbox.com/team/admin/groups), you can easily remove the "Everyone at [team name]" group from all the relevant folders in one go, and then add the new group to all the relevant folders in one go. It's the "Manage access" button, under "Content Permissions"
