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Box + Notch

Box is a secure content management and file sharing platform built for the enterprise. Send a drawing to Notch from Box's own file menu, mark it up and measure it, and publish the marked-up set back as a new version of the same file.

Connecting Box

1

Add Export to Notch in Box

Open any PDF in Box → More Options → Integrations → Export to Notch. First use connects your Box account automatically.

2

Mark up and measure

The drawing opens in the Notch editor. The cloud icon in the header shows the live link back to Box.

3

Stay in sync, both ways

Notch checks the source file and flags new revisions; publish updates that same file in Box with your markups as a new version.

Step-by-step guide: Box in the docs

What Notch can access

Read-only, acting as you. The connection can never reach anything your own Box account can’t.

Notch can

  • List folders and drawings your Box account can open
  • Download a file you select to import it, and re-check it for new revisions
  • Publish your markups back to a file you imported, as a new version of that file (Box keeps every prior version)

Notch cannot

  • Rename, move, or delete your Box files, or touch any file you didn't import into Notch
  • Act as anyone but the person who connected
Box

Box questions

Does Notch watch the file after import?

Yes — linked documents are checked on open and on a schedule, and the editor shows an out-of-date indicator when Box has a newer revision. Updating is always your click; nothing changes on its own.

Can publishing lose a drawing revision in Box?

No. Publishing uploads a new version of the file, so Box's own version history keeps every prior revision — you can roll back in Box at any time. And if Box holds a revision newer than the one you're working on, Notch refuses to publish until you've updated to it.

Who can use a Box connection once it's made?

Only the person who made it. A shared connection would lend your Box access to the whole workspace.

Does importing use a seat?

Importing adds documents, so it needs an editor seat on a paid plan — same rule as uploading. Browsing is free.

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