How to connect Dropbox to Meta Muse

The Dropbox connector for Meta Muse lets you use content stored in Dropbox as part of Muse workflows. Once connected, you can ask Muse to find and retrieve Dropbox files, organize content, manage sharing and file requests, and use Dropbox content as part of multi-step workflows.

How to connect your Dropbox account to Meta Muse

To connect your Dropbox account to Meta Muse:

1. Log in to Meta Muse.
2. Click the menu in the bottom left corner.
3. Click Settings.
4. Click Connectors.
5. Find Dropbox, then click Connect.
6. Review the Dropbox connection information, then click Connect. 

How to disconnect your Dropbox account from Meta Muse

To disconnect your Dropbox account from Meta Muse:

1. Log in to Meta Muse.
2. Click the menu in the bottom left corner.
3. Click Settings.
4. Click Connectors.
5. Under Connected, click Dropbox.
6. Click Disconnect.

How to change your Dropbox connector settings

After you connect Dropbox to Muse, you can change how Muse interacts with your Dropbox content.

1. Log in to Meta Muse.
2. Click the menu in the bottom left corner.
3. Click Settings.
4. Click Connectors.
5. Under Connected, click Dropbox.
6. Find the Dropbox action you want to change.
7. Click the dropdown next to the action and select your preferred setting.

You can change settings for actions such as reading or downloading files, creating or deleting content, managing file requests, and sharing content. You can also click Reset to defaults to restore the default settings.

What you can do with Dropbox in Meta Muse

After you connect Dropbox, you can ask Muse to find and retrieve relevant Dropbox content using natural language. Muse can also use supported Dropbox actions as part of a broader workflow. 

Work with files and folders

You can ask Muse to:

• Find and retrieve relevant Dropbox files.
• Create supported files and folders.
• Copy, move, organize, or delete content.
• Combine Dropbox actions into multi-step workflows.

For example, you could ask Muse to find the latest client brief and related assets, create a project folder, copy the materials into it, and request any missing files. 

Create and manage file requests

You can use Muse to:

• Initiate file requests.
• Manage file requests.
• Collect missing materials as part of a broader project workflow.

Muse can also track longer-running Dropbox operations, allowing Dropbox actions to be combined with other steps in a workflow. 

Manage sharing

You can use Muse to:

• Create shared links.
• Inspect shared links.
• Use sharing actions as part of a larger workflow.

Security and permissions

You control whether to connect Dropbox to Muse and authorize access. Muse can only access the Dropbox account and content you authorize through the connection. Search and retrieval are permission-aware. 

You can change individual Dropbox connector settings in Muse or disconnect Dropbox from the connector settings.