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# Dropbox Personal

### Introduction

Movebot supports connecting to a personal Dropbox account through the Dropbox API. Connecting to Dropbox uses OAuth to authorize. 

{% hint style="info" %}
To connect to Dropbox Business or Dropbox Teams see [Dropbox Business](/connections/dropbox-business.md)
{% endhint %}

### Requirements

To connect to Dropbox Personal in Movebot you need:

* To be the account owner or have access to the Dropbox Personal Account
* The Dropbox account must be licensed

### Configuration Steps

1. Login to Movebot and create a new project or task
2. When configuring the source or destination, choose to **Create new Connection**
3. Select **Dropbox Personal** from the list of available connections and set the connection name
4. Click **Connect to Dropbox** and authorize the connection through the popup window. You will be required to log in to Dropbox. Make sure you login with the same account that you specified above.
5. Click Save and Test connection in Movebot
6. If the connection has succeeded, you can continue

### Supported Features

Movebot has comprehensive support for Dropbox and is well-maintained. 

| Feature                | Supported in Movebot |
| ---------------------- | -------------------- |
| User Drives            | Fully Supported      |
| Versions               | Fully Supported      |
| Modification Retention | Fully Supported      |
| Automatic Sanitization | Fully Supported      |

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