3 Easy Ways: Sync Dropbox Business with OneDrive for Business/Personal

• Why Sync Dropbox Business with OneDrive?
• Automatically Sync Dropbox Business with OneDrive via MultCloud
• Manually Sync Dropbox Business with OneDrive on Web
• Manually Sync Dropbox Business with OneDrive on Desktop
• Conclusion
• FAQs

Why Sync Dropbox Business with OneDrive?

Dropbox Business and OneDrive are both cloud-based storage and collaboration solutions. Dropbox Business is a cloud-based file storage and collaboration platform designed for teams and organizations, offering secure and seamless data management and sharing. Meanwhile, OneDrive is more personal. It is a cloud-based storage service produced by Microsoft for easy and secure access to files from anywhere, closely integrated with Microsoft 365 apps.

Syncing Dropbox Business with OneDrive may be beneficial for a variety of reasons, depending on your specific needs and circumstances. Here are some potential reasons to do so:

Automatically Sync Dropbox Business with OneDrive via MultCloud

The easiest way to sync OneDrive with Dropbox Business or sync Dropbox to OneDrive for Business is using MultCloud Cloud Sync. MultCloud is a cloud management service and supports 30+ cloud drives, including OneDrive, OneDrive for Business, Dropbox, Dropbox Business, and more. With Cloud Sync, you can automatically sync files between Dropbox Business/Personal and OneDrive for Business/Personal without downloading and uploading. Besides, MultCloud supports offline sync. Therefore, after creating a sync task, you can close the task window or shut down your computer, and the task can still run.

Moreover, MultCloud offers various sync modes that you can add to your task and make it more customizable.

The easy-to-follow steps below will show you how to sync Dropbox Business files with OneDrive by Cloud Sync. You can refer to the steps to sync Dropbox Business with OneDrive for Business or sync Dropbox to OneDrive.

Step 1: Go to MultCloud and click "Get started for free" to sign up for a MultCloud account.

Step 2: Add Dropbox Business and OneDrive to MultCloud by clicking "Add Cloud" and the cloud icon. Then log in to your accounts in the pop-up window and accept MultCloud to access files on these 2 clouds.

Step 3: Click "Cloud Sync" and choose Dropbox Business in the FROM box and OneDrive in the TO box. You can choose the specific file or folder to sync by extending the menu and then selecting them.

Step 4: Open "Options" and choose one sync mode you want to apply to your task if you need it. Finally, tap on "Sync Now" to initiate the task.

Manually Sync Dropbox Business with OneDrive on Web

If you only have a few files that need to be synced from Dropbox to OneDrive, you can also use the traditional sync way: download files from Dropbox Business and then upload them to OneDrive. Although the way makes sense, it will be time-consuming if you have a lot of files to download and your network connection is unstable. Also, you have to monitor the downloading process sometimes in case it is paused due to some issues.

You can download files from Dropbox Business and then upload them to OneDrive with the following steps:

Step 1: Enter Dropbox Business and log in to the account.

Step 2: Choose the files you want to sync and click "Download". Then the Dropbox files will be saved to your computer.

Step 3: Open OneDrive and sign in.

Step 4: Click "Upload" and choose "Files". Then select the downloaded files and click "Open" to upload them to OneDrive.

Manually Sync Dropbox Business with OneDrive on Desktop

Another traditional way to sync Dropbox to OneDrive is by dragging and dropping. The premise of using this method is you have downloaded the OneDrive and Dropbox desktop apps. Then, you can find the OneDrive and Dropbox folders in File Explorer, drag files from your Dropbox folder, and drop them into the OneDrive folder.

Step 1: Download the OneDrive and Dropbox desktop apps and launch them with your Dropbox Business and OneDrive accounts.

Step 2: Open File Explorer and drag the files from the Dropbox folder. Then, drop these files to the OneDrive folder. After waiting for some minutes, you will see your desired files appear in OneDrive.

Conclusion

This post offers flexible ways to sync Dropbox Business with OneDrive through automatic MultCloud integration or 2 traditional approaches. Whether you prioritize convenience or control, mastering both methods empowers efficient file management. But using MultCloud will be better if you are tired of downloading and uploading and want to sync masses of files at once.

★Other Functions on MultCloud:

Cloud Transfer: Transfer files from one or multiple clouds to another cloud without downloading.

Cloud Backup: Backup cloud files to another cloud and restore them with different versions.

Email Migration: Convert emails into PDF files and save them to a cloud in batches.

Email Download: Batch-export emails to a local place as PDF files.

Share: Share files with anyone who gets your shared link and the corresponding password.

Remote Upload: Upload files to a cloud with a common/torrent/magnet link.

FAQs

How do I sync Dropbox with OneDrive for business?

MultCloud can also play a role in syncing Dropbox with OneDrive for Business since it supports multiple clouds including Dropbox personal and OneDrive for business. The operations are quite similar to sync Dropbox Business with OneDrive. You just need to add your Dropbox and OneDrive for Business accounts to MultCloud and create a Cloud Sync task.

How to sync Dropbox files to OneDrive?

The best way to sync Dropbox to OneDrive is also using MutlCloud Cloud Sync. This time, you can add your personal cloud accounts instead of business accounts, create a personalized sync task, and let it run offline.

Can I use both Dropbox and OneDrive?

Of course, you can use both Dropbox and OneDrive on one device. They are separate cloud storage services, so you can install and set up both of them. Besides, you can also manage files on Dropbox and OneDrive on MultCloud with one login. Or, you can real-time sync files between Dropbox and OneDrive to keep files updating.