
Start setting up your dotloop & Dropbox sync HERE and click on Dropbox sync.Ĭlick on Connect dotloop and log into your dotloop account. As you update the files in your loop, they are automatically updated in your Dropbox. This includes all the subfolders and documents within them. The sync creates a folder with the loop’s name and then copies and organizes the files within it as they are arranged in loops. This helps you automate the backup of all the loop’s related documents. This integration automatically keeps the file documents added to your loops in sync with your Dropbox. Compliance is handled with the flip of a switch.Documents are easy to find in neatly organized folders by loop and profile.Added peace of mind with documents backed up and stored while you work.Inside the main folder are subfolders for each profile, and inside those are folders for each loop containing the related docs. This is a great way to share a large file with colleagues using a URL, rather than having to download the file and upload it to their machine.Ĭhanging the URL parameter from ?dl=0 to ?dl=1 will return a shareable link to the file that allows downloading.The dotloop to Dropbox integration backs up all docs from dotloop into a single folder inside your dropbox account named “dotloop via API Nation”. WriteMode ( "overwrite" )) return meta except Exception as e : print ( 'Error uploading file to Dropbox: ' + str ( e )) Download a shareable link to a file in Dropboxįinally, we’ll create a shareable link to a file already in Dropbox. read (), dropbox_file_path, mode = dropbox. Path ( local_path ) / local_file with local_file_path. """ try : dbx = dropbox_connect () local_file_path = pathlib. Local_file (str): The name of the local file.ĭropbox_file_path (str): The path to the file in the Dropbox app directory.ĭropbox_upload_file('.', 'test.csv', '/stuff/test.csv')


Local_path (str): The path to the local file. Def dropbox_upload_file ( local_path, local_file, dropbox_file_path ): """Upload a file from the local machine to a path in the Dropbox app directory.
