Connect ownCloud to OneDrive, Dropbox, FTP, Evernote, MEGA, Google Drive

Make a perfect cloud workspace

What makes a perfect cloud workspace? It might be all essential applications in one place, tightly integrated. What makes a perfect office? It might be the ability to access and share files no matter where they are stored. This is when cloud service integration comes into play. As for cloud storage, ownCloud and OneDrive should be no more strange.

ownCloud gives universal access to your files through a web interface or WebDAV. It offers a platform especially for people who lay emphasis on privacy as well to easily view and sync contacts, calendars, etc across devices. OneDrive is also a file hosting service that popularizes the public allowing users to sync files and later access them from a web browser or mobile device and users can share files publicly or with their contacts. There exists a new integration opportunity: OneDrive for business, ownCloud via WebDAV. No matter how to arrange, it’s not a bad idea to connect ownCloud to OneDrive in order to get a perfect cloud workspace.

How to connect OneDrive to ownCloud?

If you think installing types of applications is a time-consuming job, MultCloud could be the preferred solution since it’s a web app. It makes ownCloud OneDrive integration a breeze just by a few of clicks. In addition, other cloud drives: Dropbox, Evernote, Flickr, Amazon Cloud Drive, Amazon S3, WebDav, Google Drive, Box, SugarSync, CloudMe, Cubby, MyDrive, WEB.DE, Yandex, Hidrive, BaiDu, MediaFire, Alfresco, ADrive, Hubic, MySQL, MEGA and FTP/SFTP are all supported. Let’s see how to connect ownCloud to OneDrive with this service.

Step 1: Create a MultCloud account or experience without signing up.

Step 2: Add ownCloud and OneDrive.

Usually, neither username nor password is required if the service supports OAuth authorization. But you need input the information below as onwCloud is a kind of private cloud storage and not supports OAuth.

Step 3: After finishing ownCloud OneDrive sync, features like “Rename”, “Share”, etc are all available and it’s very handy to transfer files from one cloud to another by directly dragging or selecting copy options from contextmenu. Learn more: Connect Google Drive to ownCloud, ownCloud connect to FTP.

Schedule backup

MultCloud realizes Scheduled file copy if you need to back up regularly. Go to “Transfer” tab and set it. With the new background of transmission technology, tasks can be executed even after power off.