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CodaScan for Dropbox

Scan or enter an identifier, take photos online or offline, and send organized evidence directly to the Dropbox folder your team already uses.

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How it works

From frontline capture to your Dropbox folder

Configure the destination once, then give operators a short scan-and-photo workflow that continues without a connection.

01

Connect Dropbox

Sign in on the device and authorize CodaScan to use the selected Dropbox account.

02

Choose the folder

Browse or search for the destination, then choose flat storage or date-and-identifier folders.

03

Scan and capture

Scan a barcode or enter an identifier, take the required photos, and keep working offline.

04

Upload when connected

Queued photos and their metadata sidecars upload automatically when connectivity returns.

Current integration capabilities

A structured Dropbox photo workflow

The current connector is designed for teams that need predictable folders, portable metadata, and reliable offline capture.

Selected folder destination

Browse or search Dropbox, select the working folder, and keep the saved destination stable even if the folder is renamed.

Two folder structures

Store files in one flat folder or organize them under yyyy-MM-dd / identifier subfolders.

Portable metadata

Write captured metadata to a JSON sidecar beside each photo so it stays with the evidence.

Configurable image handling

Choose JPEG, PNG, or WEBP output, camera quality, and whether remote files are removed after a local deletion.

Metadata stays beside the photo

For each photo with metadata, CodaScan writes a JSON sidecar file beside it—for example, photo.jpg.json—so downstream workflows can read the captured fields without a separate database.

Choose the folder you already use

Connect Dropbox on the device, browse or search its folders, and select the destination explicitly. Saved configurations keep the non-secret destination and workflow settings available to licensed devices.

Security & data flow

Photos go directly to your provider

Dropbox credentials stay in protected device storage. Photos and metadata upload directly from the device to Dropbox; CodaScan's central service does not receive them.

Test it with your own folder

Test CodaScan with a real Dropbox workflow

Use the trial to validate your identifiers, folder structure, metadata fields, and offline queue before rolling it out to the team.

Discuss your workflow