![]() Users can organize their documents in cloud-based folders and send links instead of attachments when they wish to include a file into an email. The deal, announced today, is expected to close by the end of the month.ĭocSend’s namesake service provides many of the same features as Dropbox. is spending $165 million to acquire DocSend Inc., a San Francisco startup with a service that enables workers to share documents via email more easily. Over 10,000 customers of all sizes use DocSend today. With DocSend’s security and control, startup founders, investors, executives and business development professionals can build business partnerships that have a lasting impact. You can visit DocSend at booth E425 at Web Summit or learn more about the DocSend integration with Dropbox here.Ībout DocSend DocSend enables companies to share business-critical documents with ease and get real-time actionable feedback. “Dropbox users can now create and collaborate on documents and securely share, track and analyze how those documents are being used, without having to switch between multiple platforms, giving them full control over how they want to use their documents.” “We’re excited to be part of the Dropbox ecosystem and to bring their 500+ million users the same security and control that our now 10,000 DocSend customers already enjoy,” said Russ Heddleston, DocSend Co-founder and CEO. Over the last 12 months alone, the number of devices that have viewed DocSend document links has grown from just below 5 million to 8 million. This partnership is part of DocSend’s incredible momentum as it announced it’s now serving over 10,000 customers worldwide, with DocSend document links being viewed over 800,000 times a month. ![]()
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