Handle Documents & Data

Dropbox is a cloud storage and file-sharing platform that has grown into a full workspace. Beyond syncing files, it includes Paper for collaborative docs, Sign for e-signatures, and Transfer for sending large files up to 100 GB. Smart Sync lets you see every cloud file from your desktop without using local disk space. Rewind rolls back your entire account up to 180 days. Starts at $11.99/month (Plus). Business from $15/user/month. Free plan offers 2 GB.

Looker Studio is best for small business owners who already use Google Analytics, Google Ads, or Google Sheets and want to turn that data into clear, visual dashboards. It's a free web-based tool that lets you pull data from dozens of sources and build reports you can share with your team or clients. You don't need to know how to code — drag-and-drop controls make it approachable for non-technical users. The catch is that getting data from non-Google sources often requires paid third-party connectors.

PDF markup and collaboration tool built for the construction industry, enabling teams to create, edit, and manage digital blueprints with real-time collaboration.

OneDrive is best for small businesses already using Microsoft 365 who need a reliable place to store, share, and back up files. It gives your team access to documents from any device, whether they're in the office or working remotely. Files sync automatically so everyone always has the latest version. It also includes built-in security features like ransomware detection and a Personal Vault for sensitive documents.

Omi A11Y helps you find and fix accessibility problems on your website without any setup. Install the free Chrome extension, click it on any page, and instantly see which elements fail WCAG 2.1 (the web accessibility standard used in legal compliance). You get plain-language explanations and exact fixes — no digging through code required.

Zush helps you rename hundreds of messy files in seconds by reading their actual content — not just the filename. It works on Mac and Windows and handles photos, PDFs, audio, videos, design files, and Office documents. You can watch folders, save rename templates, and undo any change with one click.

Dropbox Sign (formerly HelloSign) is a great fit for small businesses that need to send, sign, and track contracts, agreements, and forms without printing a single page. You can send documents to clients or employees for signature from your computer or phone, and they can sign from anywhere. Every signed document comes with an audit trail so you have legal proof of who signed and when. It connects with tools you likely already use, like Gmail, HubSpot, Salesforce, and Google Docs.

Audience interaction for meetings, presentations, and events. Live polls, Q&A with upvoting, quizzes, and surveys. Works inside PowerPoint, Google Slides, Teams, and Webex. Free: up to 100 participants, 3 polls per event. Paid from ~$15/user/month.

Basedash lets you build data dashboards by describing what you want to track in plain English — no SQL (database query language) required. You connect your data sources, type a prompt, and Basedash generates charts, KPIs (key performance indicators), and layouts your team can use right away. It pulls from databases, data warehouses, and SaaS tools so all your numbers live in one place.

Baserow is an open-source, no-code database platform that works like a friendlier version of Airtable — but with the option to self-host everything on your own servers. You can organize data in grid, kanban, calendar, timeline, gallery, form, and survey views. Beyond basic tables, Baserow lets you build full applications, dashboards, and automations on top of your data without writing code. With over 150,000 active users including Royal Bank of Canada and Capgemini, Baserow is built for teams that care about data privacy and compliance. It holds GDPR, HIPAA, and SOC 2 Type II certifications. Baserow includes an AI assistant called Kuma that builds databases and workflows from plain-language descriptions. AI database fields classify and enrich data using models like ChatGPT, Claude, Mistral, or Deepseek.