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  • France

    Hi Pete, 

    Welcome to the Box Community!

    If you are an Admin of your Box organization, you can run the Collaborations report to see all the users collaborating within your account along with their corresponding folder paths and access levels. This can be found in the Admin Console > Reports > Collaborations.

    Thanks for your question and let us know how else we can help!

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  • Pete Cullen

    Hello France, I don't know if I'm an 'Admin' or not, but I should be! If I'm not, how do I print the list? I don't see an 'Admin Console'...

     

    Could you please call me to walk me through this [personal information--redacted].

     

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    Thanks,

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  • KurtBaker

    Pete--you have to be an Admin to run the report that France mentions.  You can tell if you're an Admin by looking at the Box Web app and there'll be an "Admin Console" link at the bottom of the left-hand menu.

     

    Kurt Baker

    Penn State University

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  • Pete Cullen

    Kurt, I don't have an app, I'm working on my office computer(?) so connected to the Box site.

    Unrelated: are you really in the middle of the Keystone State?

    Thanks,

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  • KurtBaker

    Pete,

    What I meant is if you're looking at Box on the web; not Box Sync or Drive.

     

     

    and, yes, smack in the middle of PA

    --Kurt

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  • Howard

    Thanks Kurt for helping us out with those images!

    Pete, if you have everything you need, you can check internally with your Box admin team to see if you can receive the necessary permissions to be a co-admin or request the admin team to run the Collaborations report France mentioned earlier: https://support.box.com/hc/en-us/articles/360043696534-Running-Reports#collaborationsrep

     

     

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