Each plan is similar to the standard OfficeDrop monthly pricing plan – cancel at anytime, add users as your company grows or as your storage needs increase.

Below you’ll see the pricing plans; click through to sign up!

This means you can scan a big stack of paper and then split it into many documents prior to upload – take advantage of the sheet feeder in your Mac’s scanner!

To split a multi-page document

1. Select the multi-page document in the left-hand document column. In the preview window, you will see all the pages that comprise the document.
2. In the preview window, select the single page where you wish to insert the split.
3. Click on the Split & Join button.
4. Select from the following options:

• Split document from here will make the page you selected the first page of your second document
• Split document until here will make the page you selected the last page of the first document.

The example below illustrates how the document will be split if you select Split document until here:

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Here is how you can share a file on Twitter or Faceboook when using ScanDrop Mac

1. In the left-hand column, select the document you wish to upload and share.
2. Click the Upload button. You will see an upload progress bar.
3. A success dialog box will appear when your upload has completed. In this box, you can click the Sharebutton.
4. Select your share method. You can share your document via email, copy its public URL to your clipboard, or share it on various popular social networks.
   

You can also check out the ScanDrop Mac review on AllFacebook – read a review on sharing on Facebook with ScanDrop.

He draws on OfficeDrop’s experience in the crowded cloud storage space and talks about how we are managing to grow despite the competition (one of our solutions includes our OEM cloud storage program.) The key point he makes: “Responsiveness to change is the number one advantage startups have over larger incumbents.”

Check out the piece!

As Rip explains it, ” announcing updates to its ScanDrop Mac and ScanDrop Lite apps (ScanDrop Lite is free) that let any Mac user integrate scanned paper with digital screenshots to create multi-age, searchable PDFs. But what’s really cool about this is that, with a single click, users can now share these scanned docs via social networks or store them in Evernote, Dropbox, OfficeDrop, and Google Docs.”

He also gives an example of possible workflow that users can take advantage of using the ScanDrop Mac app: “ within ScanDrop, users can merge scans, screenshots, and image files into a single, multi-page PDF to then share as they choose. If a user scans a receipt, he or she can then grab a screenshot of a corresponding spreadsheet of receipts and share that as a single PDF document through Facebook or Twitter, for example.”

Finally, the article mentions our recent, dramatic growth.

Read the article here!

After you’ve read the piece you can get ScanDrop Mac and ScanDrop Lite in the app store by clicking on the buttons below:

ScanDrop for Mac and the free ScanDrop Lite let any Mac user integrate scanned paper with digital screenshots to create multi-page, searchable PDFs, and with a single click share them via social networks or store them in services like Evernote, Dropbox, OfficeDrop and Google Docs.

Now, you can scan a page, grab a screenshot, store in the cloud – and socially share via Twitter – all from one place! Once the document is created, users have the option of sharing text-searchable PDFs with an unique link that’s sent directly to email, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Delicious, Tumblr, and Amazon Wish List, to name a few. Popular online filing services like Google Docs, Evernote and OfficeDrop’s cloud filing cabinet are also supported, allowing users to drop OfficeDrop PDF files into their accounts and share them with anyone, anywhere.

Scott Orn

He’s Principal at venture capital firm Lighthouse Capital by day. Co-founder of the social impact organization Ben’s Friends by night. How does Scott Orn manage it all?

Well, OfficeDrop can’t take all the credit for Scott’s rockstar status, but we can take partial credit for his ultra-organized workflow.

“Juggling Ben’s Friends around our day jobs is a huge challenge, but keeping paper documents stored in the cloud where they can be easily searched and shared with others is an important part of staying organized,” said Scott.

Here are a few examples of how he uses OfficeDrop.

VCs travel. A lot. Scott likes using OfficeDrop’s iPhone app while he’s on the road to help manage his expenses. OfficeDrop for iPhone turns your phone’s camera into a scanner to the cloud. You can capture documents and tag, file and search them within OfficeDrop’s cloud filing cabinet.

“It’s really simple to take a photo of the receipts I accumulate on a business trip and file them directly into my expenses folder for the month,” said Scott. “I can share the folder with anyone who needs access to it, like our finance and administration teams. It saves a lot of time at the end of the month when I scrambling to get expenses filed and I never have to worry about expenses falling through the cracks and not getting reimbursed.”

And, remember, this VC also moonlights as a social impact leader. He’s the co-founder of Ben’s Friends, an organization that builds communities for patients that have rare diseases.

“Many people with rare diseases don’t have a network of folks who understand exactly what they’re going through,” said Scott. “We started Ben’s Friends to serve people who have no other options. It’s amazing how much love and support people get through our communities. It’s a life changing group to be a part of – for me and the patients. ”

Scott processes the hundreds of donations Ben’s Friends receives throughout the year, along with getting donors the appropriate receipts and perks. Donors are constantly mailing checks – which is a good thing! – but managing it all can be overwhelming.

“Since our group is a lean, 100 percent volunteer-run organization, it’s critical we handle the donations as they come in,” said Scott. “I can’t tell you how important it’s been for me to just search my OfficeDrop account on my iPad so I can find out things like how many donations came in during the month of November, who sent in the donations and what perks we need to send them. These are the kinds of things you don’t remember off the top of your head, but can be crucial when you need a quick answer.”

Cheers, Scott! We’re proud to have you among the OfficeDrop elite! To learn more about Scott’s network of patient support groups, Ben’s Friends, visit: www.bensfriends.org.

Here is a quick video that explains how to take your very first scan with your iPhone.

iPhone Scanner App Video – How to Scan with Your iPhone Using OfficeDrop

With OfficeDrop’s iPhone app, users can snap a photo of a paper document and scan it directly to the cloud.  Once an item is scanned, users can browse the document, apply labels, search text using OfficeDrop’s Optical Character Recognition (OCR) technology, share and access documents from anywhere with OfficeDrop’s cloud filing cabinet.  Also available for iPad and Android, OfficeDrop now provides service to a full portfolio of mobile devices for users.  The app can now be downloaded through iTunes Store.

Use the OfficeDrop iPhone app to capture and share documents on the road.  For example, an insurance agent responding to accident claims in the field can immediately take pictures of registrations, drivers’ licenses and contracts and have them upload as text searchable PDF documents within minutes.  The agent can also take pictures of damages as well as the scene of the accident and submit those photos to folders for his team at the office to access immediately.  This scenario works both ways, as the agent has the option to access their entire OfficeDrop filing cabinet on the road with their iPhone by uploading files from their computer onto their OfficeDrop account. With OfficeDrop’s search on the iPhone, any file is easy to find and available in an instant from anywhere.

The article says:

If you already have a scanner or multi-function printer but you’d like to move to cloud storage of your scans, give the $19.99 ScanDrop for the Mac a try. ScanDrop works with Evernote, Google Docs or OfficeDrop’s cloud service, but scanned files can also be saved on Dropbox or whatever other cloud service you utilize.

You can check out our review from March into a fuller look at the service. If you want to give it a try without dropping $20, the company offers the free ScanDrop Lite allowing scanning of up to 15 pages.

We couldn’t have said it better ourselves!

Get organized this year with OfficeDrop. It’s never been a better time to get your files into the cloud. You’ll feel much more relaxed once your important documents are saved in the cloud, and the anywhere, anytime access the cloud gives you will make you more productive this year!