With Google docs, you can create write, access, edit, and collaborate wherever you go – from your phone, tablet, or computer – even when there’s no connection. It is a widely used document storage and work management software that allows individuals to collaborate.
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Bit.ai is a document management and collaboration tool that helps teams to collaborate, share, track and manage all company documents, files, and other content in one place.
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Using Paper, you can create notes, to-do lists, and can work in a collective environment by assigning tasks to every individual in a team. You can sync Google calendar with Paper and can plan or share notes automatically based on the scheduled dates. Editing documents simultaneously is made easy with Paper, and it comes with a chat room to stay in touch with the team while working.
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OneDrive is an online cloud storage service from Microsoft. OneDrive integrates with windows 10 as a default location for saving documents. OneDrive allows users to save files, photos and other documents across multiple devices. A user can also save their files in OneDrive and have it automatically sync on other devices.
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WeTransfer’s cloud-based platform provides a simple way to send files across the world. Its free service, WeTransfer, allows users to transfer files that are up to 2 gigabytes (GB) in size. Suitable for sending large files that are too big for email attachments.