The aim is to make it easier and faster to search for attachments and links across multiple senders in an email thread.
Dropbox is rolling out its promised integration with Gmail following a platform partnership it formed with Google's G Suite earlier this year.
The partnership, announced in March, kicked off a notable alliance between the two companies which had long been competitive rivals. In its IPO disclosure, Dropbox admitted that it competes with Google in both the cloud storage and content collaboration markets.
Dropbox now sees the G Suite tie-up as a way to ensure that it's offering customers a unified home for content and conversations. Dropbox posits that more than 50 percent of its customers also use G Suite, but before the partnership, there hadn't been a way to store G Suite docs and files inside of Dropbox.
That said, the new Gmail add-on presents all email attachments, Dropbox-linked files, and folders in a centralized, native Gmail panel. The aim is to make it easier and faster to search for attachments and links across multiple senders in an email thread.
Dropbox said the add-on is generally available today.
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