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GinnyBee


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Does anyone use a secure online document exchange to send/receive client information etc? Would really appreciate it if anyone could recommend a reputable professional company or software system preferably UK based.

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Not uk based but I use dropbox

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Don't know if it's UK based, but have a client who uses Huddle for sharing info with her clients.

Also been recommended dropbox, although never used it.

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Dropbox is the only one I can think of which I know quite a few people use.

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Dropbox is great and you can access it from your smartphone, which comes in handy.

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Another one for Dropbox, so easy to set up too. Comes in handy when using a smartphone as you can email a document straight from it.

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Also you could try Microsoft's SkyDrive. It's free, you get 25GB storage, secured and you can share your files with whoever you want, give them passwords, different access levels,etc. You can open documents in browser window so you don't have to download them either (works fine with Office documents, pdf, photos, etc.). you can edit them in browser window,too so you don't have to have office installed on your PC and works with Mac so no problems Mac user upload and PC user download or other way around...

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i've been using skydrive, nice and easy to use!.

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Im a dropbox fax but just looked up skydrive and seems pretty good too.


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I use dropbox too.

I share folders with clients - which saves me sending them e-mails. I have quite a few clients that live overseas, and many that travel so Drop box is easy. A few clients use it to backup their PC's, so they think its reliable and safe.




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