We’re unveiling a new feature to make it easier for our users to create individual pages to receive files! You can set these unique pages for your own specific needs – but we’ve included some examples how they may be used below. Prior to this update, users could have an account-level receive link, plus one for each team member if the account had multiple users.
If you already use cloud file storage platforms such as Dropbox and Google Drive, they are great for storing and/or backing up your work, but not so great when it comes to sharing it. That’s where Digital Pigeon comes in to fill the gaps. Google Drive and Dropbox are both great for cost-effective cloud storage, but slow and unreliable when it comes to sharing large files.
If you already use cloud file storage platforms such as Dropbox and Google Drive, they are great for storing and/or backing up your work, but not so great when it comes to sharing it. That’s where Digital Pigeon comes in to fill the gaps. Google Drive and Dropbox are both great for cost-effective cloud storage, but slow and unreliable when it comes to sharing large files.
At Digital Pigeon we love a good drag and drop function, and we’re pretty sure you will too.
You can now upload files straight from your computer by using the drag and drop function. Use it to create a new upload or add the files into an existing upload.
Do you find you lose track of what’s happening with your files? Who’s provided feedback? Who’s previewed what? In today’s world – there’s so much multi-tasking going on… it’s bound to happen!
To help, we’ve added blue notification badges to the Digital Pigeon interface. They keep count of files downloaded, files received, and comments added since you last viewed them.
We love chatting to our customers about how they use Digital Pigeon and everyone’s use is a little bit different. Big Mouth Media, an eLearning narration company is no exception. We talked with their owner and voice over artist, Paul Seidel about why they made the switch from three tools to just using Digital Pigeon.
For those of you have been using Digital Pigeon for a while now, you will have noticed we are nicely integrated with Dropbox.
The way we see it, Dropbox is great for file storage (particularly for our types of clients who have huge amounts of data!) but it’s “light on” when it comes to file sharing, feedback, your own custom branding, etc.
We’ve recently made a few updates to Digital Pigeon that should make your life a little easier. After all, this new feature is one of the most requested features we’ve had in the last little while! You can now create a new folder or rename files and folders from directly within an upload. This means you can modify folders from the dashboard, rather than separately on your computer. It also eliminates the need to re-upload all your files and resend the link.
We love chatting to our customers about how they use Digital Pigeon and everyone’s use is a little bit different. Big Mouth Media, an eLearning narration company is no exception. We talked with their owner and voice over artist, Paul Seidel about why they made the switch from three tools to just using Digital Pigeon.
Rampant is a post-production service company based in Queens, NYC. They use Digital Pigeon for their company work, as well as the Sparrow Film Project , a competition held annually in their local area.
We like to show you how different customers use Digital Pigeon in their businesses. So when we had a chat with Jeff Miyahara, CEO and founder of J-POP Music Group, it was fascinating to hear about how his company uses Digital Pigeon to send work all over
