If the Dropbox mobile app on your phone or tablet is currently signed into your Dropbox account, you don't need to do anything-the device has been added to the device list in your account settings and you can keep using the app without having to sign in again.

Follow the rest of the setup process to finish adding the computer to your Dropbox account.

Go back to the Dropbox desktop app and click Paste, or manually paste the code into the field and click Continue.

Click the Copy link code button, or select and copy the code manually.

A page will open in your browser and display a code.

If you've already signed in, you'll skip this step. Enter your email address, SSO password (not your Dropbox password), and any other information your organization requires. If you haven't signed in to your organization's SSO page, you'll be prompted to do so in your web browser.Enter your email address and click Continue.Select I already have a Dropbox account and click Continue.

However, if you need to remove your computer and add a new one, you'll need the latest version of the app to use SSO. If the Dropbox desktop app on your computer is currently signed into your Dropbox account, you don't need to do anything-the computer has been added to the device list in your account settings and you can keep using the app without having to sign in again. Enter your SSO password there (not your Dropbox password). You'll be taken to your organization's sign-in page. Whenever you need to sign in to the Dropbox website, enter your email address and click Continue. Read on to learn more about using Dropbox with single sign-on. If your administrator has enabled single sign-on (SSO), you'll be able to access Dropbox in the same way you access other applications for work-by entering your SSO password on your organization's sign-in page.Įach organization has its own requirements for employees, so check with your admin to see how to use SSO for work.

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