Compare Box and Microsoft OneDrive for Business 
- Users report that Box excels in its document signing capabilities, with a high rating of 9.3 for Document Signing, while Microsoft OneDrive for Business also performs well but slightly lower at 9.1. Reviewers mention that Box's Signature Document Creation feature is particularly user-friendly, making it easier to generate documents for signing.
- Reviewers mention that Box's file management features, such as File Type Support (9.0) and Versioning (8.7), are robust, allowing for better organization and retrieval of documents. In contrast, Microsoft OneDrive for Business has a slightly higher rating for File Type Support at 8.8, but users on G2 note that Box's overall file management experience feels more intuitive.
- Users say that Box's collaboration features shine, particularly in File Sharing (9.1) and Simultaneously Editing (7.8), where it provides a seamless experience for teams. Microsoft OneDrive for Business, while rated higher in Simultaneously Editing (8.3), is noted by reviewers to have occasional syncing issues that can disrupt collaborative efforts.
- G2 users highlight Box's strong security features, with a rating of 9.1 for Security, which includes comprehensive regulatory compliance measures. Microsoft OneDrive for Business follows closely with a rating of 9.0, but users report that Box's emphasis on security makes it a preferred choice for enterprises handling sensitive information.
- Reviewers mention that Box's user and role management capabilities are rated at 8.8, providing a flexible approach to access control. Microsoft OneDrive for Business is rated slightly lower at 8.7, but users on G2 appreciate its Single Sign-On feature, which enhances user convenience.
- Users report that Box's performance and reliability are rated at 8.9, with many praising its consistent uptime and responsiveness. Microsoft OneDrive for Business is rated similarly at 8.8, but some users mention occasional lag during peak usage times, which can affect productivity.
- 100 GB of storage
- 2 GB file upload
- 25 file versions
The box is a cloud storage tool for data saving, we can drag and drops data on this tool quickly. We can save data form remote computers and it grants us great data protection and we can easily locate our data from anywhere and from any device with an...
Personally I don't see the value add of Box. Is it a Business Dropbox? Is it a Google Drive Replacement? What makes this different to the countless other competitors? For me box is rather slow, unintuitive and if like us, you have thousands of folders, it...
Microsoft's SkyDrive is a decent option, especially if you're in the Windows ecosystem. It is well integrated in to Microsoft Office and offers a decent amount of storage space. The syncing seems reliable and their online editors for Office documents is...
EVERYTHING My client had approximately 30 GB in 25,000 files stored in Dropbox. We migrated them into OneDrive for Business. Here are some gotchas discovered along the way: It's not just a file system. It's really a SharePoint Document Library behind...
The box is a cloud storage tool for data saving, we can drag and drops data on this tool quickly. We can save data form remote computers and it grants us great data protection and we can easily locate our data from anywhere and from any device with an...
Microsoft's SkyDrive is a decent option, especially if you're in the Windows ecosystem. It is well integrated in to Microsoft Office and offers a decent amount of storage space. The syncing seems reliable and their online editors for Office documents is...
Personally I don't see the value add of Box. Is it a Business Dropbox? Is it a Google Drive Replacement? What makes this different to the countless other competitors? For me box is rather slow, unintuitive and if like us, you have thousands of folders, it...
EVERYTHING My client had approximately 30 GB in 25,000 files stored in Dropbox. We migrated them into OneDrive for Business. Here are some gotchas discovered along the way: It's not just a file system. It's really a SharePoint Document Library behind...
