Being able to access Dropbox without leaving Gmail or other G Suite tool could potentially save users time and effort spent copying and pasting and switching programs. The partnership makes sense for the two companies as they share lots of overlapping users with more than 50 percent of Dropbox users also using G Suite. And what we wanted to share with you today was that we’re bringing one of the first in this product partnership, the Dropbox add-on for Gmail, to GA,” he said. “Back in March, we announced a broader partnership with Google to bring about integrations and product initiatives across a range of different Google Cloud products. Ketan Nayak, a product manager at Dropbox says this is the first concrete piece to come out of that earlier announcement. Today at Google Next, Dropbox announced a new add-on to manage Gmail attachments in Dropbox. When Dropbox announced it was integrating its storage product with GSuite in March, it was more of a heads up that the two companies were working together.
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