This add-on lets you save Office documents to Dropbox, Google Drive, and more with a single click

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What you need to know

  • SOS Click is an add-on for Microsoft Office that lets you save content to up to eight places at once.
  • The add-on supports Google Drive, Dropbox, e-mail addresses, local hard drives, and more types of locations.
  • SOS Click works with Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.

SOS Click works with Word, Excel, and PowerPoint, and it allows you to save to Google Drive, Dropbox, e-mail addresses, flash drives, and several other types of locations.

The add-on should make it easy to save files to a range of locations, which can come in handy. For example, you may want to keep local copies of files on your device while also updating the version in a folder you share through a cloud service.

Here are the features highlighted by the SOS website:

  • Supports up to 8 different locations like: Local hard drives, flash drive, e-mail addresses, mapped network drives, Google Drive, Dropbox
  • Built-in autosave function using specific time intervals
  • Can automatically detect and point to your USB storage device/flash drive as well as your Dropbox installation
  • Add-in settings can be shared so you don't have to configure them for each Office application separately
  • Support Word, Excel and PowerPoint (2007, 2010, 2013, 2016, 2019, 32 bit and 64 bit versions)
  • No macro necessary, no programming skills needed

The makers of SOS Click answer some commonly asked questions, such as which versions of Office are supported, on their FAQ page. The add-on costs $10 through the SOS Click website.

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