CaseFox integrates with Box.net, Dropbox and Google Drive. That means documents related to your cases, when stored in CaseFox, are actually stored in your own Box, Dropbox or Google Drive accounts. CaseFox creates a root folder and then one folder for each cases in CaseFox. This way, you can manage your case documents directly in your Box, Dropbox and Google Drive accounts.
A case document folder in your storage account is created when a first document is uploaded to the case in CaseFox. After that, you may also copy more documents directly to your storage account case folder (or use CaseFox for uploading more documents). CaseFox does not keep a copy of your documents. Hence, if you delete a document in your storage account, that document will not appear in CaseFox.
A case document folder in your storage account is created when a first document is uploaded to the case in CaseFox. After that, you may also copy more documents directly to your storage account case folder (or use CaseFox for uploading more documents). CaseFox does not keep a copy of your documents. Hence, if you delete a document in your storage account, that document will not appear in CaseFox.
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