Records, Services & Integrations

Everything you can search with Dropbox Dash – on your computer and across the cloud

11 articles in this collection
Written by Tom Uebel and Matt Hodges

Records you can search

⚙️ Search & Open System Preferences

Jump directly to individual system preferences on Mac and Windows

Written by Matt Hodges
Updated over a week ago

📇 Contact Search

Quickly jump to compose a new email or copy a contact's email address to your clipboard

Written by Matt Hodges
Updated over a week ago

☁️ Search your favourite Cloud Apps

Search across the cloud by integrating with your favourite cloud apps and services

Written by Tom Uebel
Updated over a week ago

📁 Search local files, folders, apps, & system preferences

The fastest way to launch apps, open folders and files on your computer

Written by Tom Uebel
Updated over a week ago

📑 Jump to open browser tabs

With the Dropbox Dash browser extension installed you can quickly browse and navigate to your open tabs in Chrome, Firefox, and Safari

Written by Tom Uebel
Updated over a week ago

🔖 Open bookmarks and saved pages

Find and open your browser Bookmarks, and save web pages for instant access at any time from the Dropbox Dash desktop app

Written by Matt Hodges
Updated over a week ago

🌐 Find and open visited webpages

With the Dropbox Dash browser extension installed you can navigate to web pages you've previously visited in Chrome and Firefox

Written by Tom Uebel
Updated over a week ago

Integrations with Services

Lever Integration

The fastest way to find and open opportunities and postings in Lever

Written by Matt Hodges
Updated over a week ago

Slack Integration

Quickly find and open Channels and DMs across Slack Workspaces

Written by Matt Hodges
Updated over a week ago

Google Workspace Integration

The fastest way to email contacts, and find and create docs, sheets, slides and files in Google Drive

Written by Matt Hodges
Updated over a week ago

Salesforce Integration

Search for and instantly open Salesforce records – no mouse required

Written by Tom Uebel
Updated over a week ago