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Connecting Teachfloor with Dropbox through Zapier enables course creators to automate file management workflows tied to student activity. Whether you need to organize student submissions, distribute course materials, or maintain records of completed coursework, this integration keeps your Dropbox folders structured and current.
By eliminating manual file handling, educators can focus on teaching while Dropbox automatically captures and organizes the documents that matter most to their programs.
When a new participant joins a course on Teachfloor, Zapier creates a dedicated folder in Dropbox named after the student and course. This pre-organized folder structure is ready to receive assignments, feedback documents, and certificates as the student progresses through your program.
When a participant completes a course on Teachfloor, Zapier appends a row to a shared text file or CSV in Dropbox with the student name, course, and completion date. This creates a simple, accessible completion log that can be shared with administrators, accreditation bodies, or corporate training managers.
When course access is revoked from a user in Teachfloor, Zapier moves their student folder in Dropbox to an archive directory. This keeps your active file structure clean while preserving historical records for compliance or reference purposes.
Zapier can create folders in Dropbox, but sharing permissions must typically be configured manually or through Dropbox sharing settings. You can use Dropbox shared folders as a workaround for automatic access.
Yes. The Zapier integration supports both personal Dropbox accounts and Dropbox Business accounts. Business accounts offer additional team folder features that work well with course management workflows.
Yes. You can create a Zap where a new file added to a Dropbox folder triggers a Teachfloor action like Invite or Assign Tag, enabling document-driven enrollment or tagging workflows.





