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Receiving images from others
I have a lot of content creators. I would like for them to send photos/videos to me. I understand the dropbox request. Here is my issue: When I receive an image I need to do a few things. Any ...
Hi Bill Waller, thanks for messaging the Community!
If you're using file requests, currently, there is no way to inform or contact the people who upload to your account via that method. Once a file is uploaded, it's automatically added to your folder, and it's a one-way link. You have no access to their email addresses, or any way to inform them that you rejected or approved their upload.
Could you clarify on what you mean by simplifying the tagging process? Do you mean tagging images in bulk?
Automation might help with moving images to a correct folder, if the original image has the necessary metadata in it. However, you'd need to creatively use automations on every single folder and subfolder and test it to see if this works.
If you have any further queries, feel free to message back.
A lot of brands rely on their affiliates to submit content. Most companies have content guidelines. Our brand will have somewhere around 1500 content producers. If they submit an image or video that does not follow our guidelines, we need to reject, notify, and not give credit for the content. Likewise, for an image that does follow our guidelines, we need to accept, notify, #tag and give credit for the content.
Hannah
Dropbox Community Moderator
Dropbox Community ModeratorHey Bill Waller, thanks for your post.
Are you referring to content submitted through file requests or shared folders?
And how would giving credit for the content through Dropbox work?
Any additional info, would be helpful.
