I use Box for storing files because it's easy to access them. I really like the branding of Box. It's the features like categories and filters that stand out for me, and it's better than Google Drive. The interface is really good. The initial setup was really good, and I even found it fun. Box is built on a great platform and works well as an enterprise tool.

easy and reliable service for sharing files, does the job and makes it easy to collaborate with external partners as well. we have found that it makes collaboration possible

As an Admin the sheer granularity of the security controls and permissions levels is what keeps us on Box. We handled a lot of external vendor contract and strict compliance data, so being able to restrict downloading or printing right at the folder level while still letting people preview document is s huge plus the box shield add-on has also given us great visibility into anomalous download and restricted content leaks without throwing a million false positives. the reporting tolls are a lifesaver. when legal or HR asks for an audit log of who accessed a specific file three month ago. i don't have to sweat. I can pull a clean report in a few clicks. Also, the silent deployment for the desktop app via MDM (like JAMF/Intune) actually works without breaking existing user configurations, which saves the IT team a ton of manual labor during onboarding. From a daily user perspective, the web UI is clean. The search functionality actually works well-it indexes text inside PDFs and spreadsheets quickly, which saves me from digging through nested folders when i only remember a project code or a specific clause. The platform is built perfectly for enterpris-grade file sharing. the permission management is incredibly robust being able to restrict downloads, edits, or print capabilities at a highly granular folder level gives us complete peace of mind when dealing with external vendors.