It's a hosted white label solution for companies that need to share files online and slap their own branding on it. While many IT managers will simply say: "ah, what's wrong with the good old FTP," drop.io claims their solution is much more flexible and simpler to use.
Significant features include private sharing of documents, file, images, audio or any other files, with the possibility to set access privileges for every file. The users can upload the files in a variety of ways, including the website, email, MMS/SMS, phone, desktop applications, and more. It also works the other way round; you can access the files through the website or through email, iTunes, your phone, etc.
Companies can customize their drop.io manager by adding a company logo or changing a background style. Furthermore, compared to the "standard" drop.io service, drop.io manager offers a lot more options for shared files (called "drops" on drop.io), including setting the total size and expiration as well as look and feel for your drops.
Check out a product demo video on the official site.
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