Connect files as a network drive on Windows, macOS, and iOS

1. Open Account and, in Integrations & access, click Open.
2. In the WebDAV (network drive) section, click Generate new key.
3. Under Key name, enter a name, for example "Office PC".
4. Choose the access level and enable Account-wide if needed.
5. Click Generate and copy the key with Copy key.

The key is only shown in full once. After creating it, you'll also find a link to the WebDAV setup there.

• Read only: view and open files.
• Read + Write: also upload, change, and move files.
• Full access: also delete files.

On the WebDAV setup page, you'll find your app's full address. It ends in /api/webdav. You'll need this address in every step that follows.

1. Open Explorer and choose This PC.
2. Right-click and choose Map network drive.
3. Click Connect to a Web site that you can use to store your documents and pictures at the bottom. Don't use the regular network-drive field.
4. Enter the address from the WebDAV setup.
5. Sign in with any username and your WebDAV key as the password.

1. Open Finder and choose Go → Connect to Server… (⌘ + K).
2. Enter the address from the WebDAV setup.
3. Sign in with any username and your WebDAV key as the password.

1. Open the Files app, tap … in the top right, and choose Connect to Server.
2. Enter the address from the WebDAV setup.
3. Choose Sign in (not "as Guest").
4. Use any username and your WebDAV key as the password, and tap Connect.

An organization-bound key shows that organization's files directly. An account-wide key first shows a list of your organizations by slug. Open the folder for the organization you want there.

To disconnect, unmount the drive in Explorer, Finder, or the Files app. To permanently lock access, click Revoke next to the key in the WebDAV (network drive) section.