OneDrive Review - why 4.4 stars?

OneDrive is a cloud-based content management solution that helps organizations interact, collaborate, share and store documents. OneDrive is a Microsoft product, a company that was founded in 1975 in the United States.

OneDrive features include document management, project management, real-time editing, and version control, among many more. The system helps in cross-platform synchronization as well as data loss prevention.

OneDrive also assists the users in file management as it allows sharing of documents and collaboration between team members and clients, as well as restricting file access within the teams or organizations. OneDrive offers a free plan that provides free storage of up to 5GB and it is supported on Windows, Android, and iOS devices.

The rating of OneDrive is 4.4 stars out of 5 and the total score is 94 out of 100. The ratings are based on our unbiased experts. Learn more in our rating methodology page

The typical customers include the following business size: Small, medium and large size businesses.

OneDrive is ranked 2 out of 27 software in their category (File Sharing systems).

The two major competitors of OneDrive are Dropbox and ShareFile. Dropbox is a cloud-based solution that creates a central workspace to helps teams stay organized and keep their work flowing, just like OneDrive. Dropbox is supported on Windows, Android, Mac, and iOS devices. Both Dropbox and OneDrive have a free plan as well as paid plans.

Dropbox has a total integration of 551 including Bitium, Gmail, JIRA Software, LeadMaster, Microsoft 365 and zendesk, whereas OneDrive has 182, some including Bitium, Gmail, SharePoint, LeadMaster, Microsoft 365 and zapia. In terms of support, both Dropbox and OneDrive offer phone support, online support, knowledgebase, and video tutorials.

ShareFile is a cloud-based solution built for businesses for file sharing and storage, just like OneDrive. ShareFile offers paid plans without a free plan, unlike OneDrive which offers a free plan. Both ShareFile and OneDrive offer support in terms of the knowledgebase, online and phone support, as well as video tutorials.

ShareFile is well suited for enterprise, small and mid-sized business while OneDrive is well suited for freelancers, enterprise, small and mid-sized business. ShareFile has 25 integrations which some include Bitium, Microsoft Outlook, Salesforce sales cloud, and Podio, whereas OneDrive has 182, some including Bitium, Gmail, SharePoint, LeadMaster, Microsoft 365 and zapia.

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