Integrations

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Explainer

How To

What To Know

 

 


Explainer
What are Account Integrations?

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Account Integrations are a way to connect your Fiesta account to other services such as Dropbox or an FTP (File Transfer Protocol).

These integrations can help mange your events by automatically sending and receiving captures between Fiesta and your integrated services.

Integrations are required for certain features, such as Dropbox Watch Folder.

 

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What To Know
Dropbox

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Connecting your Dropbox account with Fiesta allows you to quickly access event capture files to provide to a client, make edits, store as a backup, or sync with another integration within Dropbox.

When Dropbox is connected, captures will automatically upload to both your event’s Live Gallery and an automatically generated folder created in your Dropbox account.

Once connected, you will also be able to turn on Dropbox Watch Folder, which allows Fiesta to download images and videos that are added to a Dropbox folder and upload them to an event’s Live Gallery.

 

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What To Know
Dropbox Event Backup

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After connecting Dropbox to your Fiesta account, all new captures are automatically uploaded to your account.

You can find these captures under a newly created folder located at Dropbox/Apps/PBSCO_Fiesta.

Each new event will create a new folder with the event ID (the last four characters of your Live Gallery web address) and the event name.

Note: Deleting captures from the Dropbox account will not affect the event within your Fiesta account nor will it remove the captures from the event’s Live Gallery.

 

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How To
Connect Dropbox To Fiesta

  1. Log in to the Fiesta app
  2. Select the Account Icon in the upper right
  3. Select Integrations from the dropdown menu
  4. Select Connect under Dropbox
    Note: this will open a new web browser
  5. Sign in using your Dropbox account information
  6. Select Allow to sync the Dropbox account with your Fiesta account

After you select Allow, you should be returned to the Fiesta screen with a green banner along the top stating your account has been successfully connected!

If you are unsure, you can check whether the accounts have been successfully connected by checking the button under Dropbox. If the accounts are connected, the button should now say Disconnect

 

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What To Know
Dropbox Watch Folder

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Connecting a Dropbox account also enables the Dropbox Watch Folder feature. This allows you to select a folder for Fiesta to “watch” for any new images or videos.

Once a compatible image or video is added to the selected Dropbox folder, Fiesta will make a copy of it in the event’s Live Gallery.

This feature is perfect for creating a sharing station for another photo booth so that guests can view and share them using the Fiesta iOS app.

IMPORTANT: Dropbox Watch Folder only accepts JPG and MP4 files

Learn more about Fiesta File Requirements

 

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How To
Activate Dropbox Watch Folder In An Event

  1. Log in to the Fiesta app
  2. Make sure your Dropbox account is connected with your Fiesta account
  3. Select an event or create a new event
  4. Select the 3 dots in the Captures tab
  5. Select Select Dropbox Watch Folder from the dropdown menu
  6. Select the folder you want the Fiesta event to pull captures from
  7. Select Select Folder

Your event will now pull any new captures uploaded to the Dropbox folder into the event's Live Gallery. 

Note: For the best experience, select a folder with no other folders inside. 

 

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What To Know
FTP

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FTP (File Transfer Protocol) is a way to connect Fiesta to a private server, similar to using Dropbox.

Once connected, all new captures are automatically uploaded to the connected FTP server.

Each new event will create a new folder with the event ID (the last four characters of your Live Gallery web address) and the event name.

 

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