Dropbox is a backup destination, not a place Ormi keeps your files. When a job is completed or an invoice is paid, its photos and signed documents are copied into a dedicated Ormi app folder in your Dropbox, one way, with Ormi staying the system of record. The app you connect is registered in your own Dropbox account, so the storage is yours and no Ormi key is involved.
Dropbox App Console: create a Scoped Access app with App Folder access. App Folder, not Full Dropbox, is the point: Ormi gets one folder of its own and cannot see out of it.
Settings, then Integrations, then Dropbox. The app key and secret are stored against your company and encrypted. The drawer carries the exact redirect URI to paste back into Dropbox, byte-identical.
Press Connect and approve the app in Dropbox. The next job you complete queues its files; the queue drains every few minutes and the connection shows the last push.
Real workflows, not marketing bullets.
No, and that is the whole design. Ormi stays the system of record and Dropbox gets a copy. Two systems both claiming to own a job photo is how a photo gets lost.
Not in this plan. The scoped feature is a copy out, not a file picker in.
Yes. Download them from the job, the customer record or the mobile app. Dropbox is a second copy, not the way out.
Yours. You register the app in your own Dropbox account and the copies count against your plan. Ormi holds no Dropbox key of its own, so there is no shared quota to run out of and nothing to bill back.
$25 per field technician, per month. Dispatchers, admins and owners are free. Your first 15 days are free, with unlimited jobs too.