The CEO, Russ Heddleston, said in a statement that the company was started to offer tools to startups, to help them navigate the hectic process of fundraising and empower entrepreneurs to attain their goals and achieve higher levels of transparency and control during the pitch process. DocSend’s original focus was designed for startups When a startup’s leadership shares a financial presentation with potential investors, they might want to know if the file was viewed, which DocSend and Dropbox, see as crucial. Information like this can be useful in many scenarios, according to DocSend. The service can send notifications any time a recipient opens a document and related data like how long they spent reading it. DocSend takes document sharing to the next levelĭocSend offers an analytics console that can track how recipients interact with shared files. The startup enhances customer email-based file-sharing workflow by providing more specialized features that attracted Dropbox to make the deal. However, users can organize documents in cloud-based folders and send links, instead of attachments, when they want to include a file in an email. The deal was announced yesterday and is expected to close before the end of this month.ĭocSend’s service provides many features available on Dropbox. Dropbox has announced that it is forking out $165 million to acquire the startup. DocSend, a startup operating out of San Francisco, offers a service that enables workers to share documents using email more easily.
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