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Box.net is an online file storage and sharing service which has been launched by integrating with Salesforce.com. Now, businesses have been enabled to add a Box.net application to their Salesforce accounts which gives them a very quick access to their documents, media, and other files directly from their CRM. The application is also made to support the OpenBox platform which is a part of Box.net. This gives us access to the services which have been integrated within the service. First, the businesses need to sign up to use Box.net’s enterprise plan, which also includes to get free access to the Salesforce application. All businesses using the new Salesforce integration will be given a added bonus by which they get an unlimited storage on Box.net. This unlimited storage bonus is something that the is not available for normal enterprise customers. An access to the Salesforce application is offered by Box.net to customers who using the ‘Business’ level account, which is for smaller but it is only available with limited storage. This is a initial step in Box.net’s plan by which they can share files through multiple services on the web in a secure way. If the cloud services geared towards the enterprise fail to work together then you have to again upload the same content to multiple sites to edit or share it. Box.net want to unify these services by serving as a central hub for our files which is uploaded, which can be accessed from other web-based services.

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