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Basic concept of product

What can the Babel bird do?

BabelBird mainly solves three types of problems: unified management of enterprise files, collaboration and data security. Users can synchronize work files to the cloud and access personal files, department files, and project files through browsers, clients, mobile apps, or internal enterprise portals; they can also edit Office documents online, use local clients to edit files in any format, and avoid accidental overwriting through version management.

Supported devices

BabelBird supports browser access, and it is recommended to use a modern browser that complies with HTML5 specifications; it also provides Windows, macOS, and Kylin clients, as well as iOS and Android mobile apps. The Kylin client supports sync but does not support mapped drives. Private deployments can be accessed through enterprise-specific domain names, and integration portals such as WeCom, DingTalk, and Feishu need to be configured according to modules.

File space

Space Ownership Typical uses
Personal files Personal users Personal documents, drafts, personal projects
Enterprise files Enterprises and departments Long-term sharing, department information, corporate public resources
Department folders Departments Long-term collaboration within departments, department access control
Project folder Project leader and project members Cross-department and cross-organization collaboration with an expiry date
Material library Enterprise material administrator or authorized member Pictures, materials, drawings, reusable assets
Archives Archives Administrator Archiving, borrowing, long-term preservation, compliance management

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Departments and projects

Departments are the basic unit of enterprise organizational structure and long-term file space. Projects are used for temporary or cross-department collaboration. You can invite internal members, external members or unregistered users to join, and support project validity period, project leader, project assistant, member permissions and project discussion groups.

Typical entry-level operations

  1. Follow the sign-in instructions for your organization's address. Private deployments use their own sign-in entry.
  2. Complete Upload and download your first file, checking the transfer result and the downloaded copy.
  3. To collaborate, choose a method in Sharing and External Delivery and check the recipient's access permissions.
  4. For ongoing sync, read Clients, Sync and Mapped Drives, then confirm the sync direction and destination folder.
  5. After accidental deletion or overwriting, check Recycle Bin and File Versions before taking further action.

For issues related to account registration, personal space, enterprise space and basic operations, you can continue to view FAQ: Getting Started, Account and File Space.

BabelBird capabilities may change by product version, licensed modules and deployment configuration; actual availability depends on the deployed environment and administrator settings.

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