There are many third party developers and applications that can be turned on with Box. UCLA only has a select number of these apps turned on. Here is a complete list of those apps:
- Box for Windows 10
Access and share your content on Windows 10 devices
- Box for iPad
Access, manage and share all of your content while on the go using the Box iPad app.
- Box For BB10
Box for BB10 makes it easy to share, access and view your content from anywhere on your BB10 device.
- Box Edit
Edit content directly on Box using native applications installed on your computer.
- Box for Windows Phone
Access, view, share and pin your content from anywhere using Box for Windows Phone.
- Box Sync for Mac
Sync desktop files to Box. Access Box folders and shared files right from your desktop.
- Box for BlackBerry
Access, manage and share all of your content while on the go.
- Box Sync for Windows
Sync desktop files to Box. Access Box folders and shared files right from your desktop.
- Box for Outlook
As of September 2014, the features of Box for Outlook are now included in the Box for Office app.
- Box for Office Online
Box for Office Online is an integration that allows Box users to edit their Office files with Office Online clients. There is no need to install any applications to your computer; all you need is an internet connection. - Box for iPhone
View, upload, and share your files while you are on the go using Box from your iPhone.
- Box for Windows 8
The official touch-friendly Box app for Windows 8/RT. Supports Live Tiles and Windows 8 Contracts.
- Box FTP Server
The Box official FTP server – easily migrate files off of legacy storage into your Box account.
- Box for Office
Open, edit and share documents, and simplify email attachments with Box for Office.
- Box for Android Tablet
Access, manage and share all of your content while on the go.
- Box for Android
Access, manage, and share all of your content while on the go from your Android phone.
- Web Documents
Web documents, created by Box, allows you to create and edit documents within your browser.
There are over a thousand third-party applications that have been written for Box. Institutional data is subject to certain safeguards, restrictions, regulatory and statutory rules; and most third-party Box apps are not in compliance with these standards. These Third-party apps that work with Box may make copies of files or take data completely out of our protected Box environment and onto that company’s application servers. Some third-party apps may leave data unencrypted while in transit. UCLA's contract does not extend to those companies or applications, so their use for Internal/Controlled or Restricted institutional data is not allowed. The apps listed in the section above are official Box applications and fall under the provisions and safeguards of our Box contract; in addition Assured Apps also fall under the contract provisions.