An incredible benefit of using ONLYOFFICE DocSpace, if you weren’t aware, is that the entire platform is free to use for guests — you only pay for administrative accounts. ONLYOFFICE DocSpace is a highly collaborative virtual environment, if you will, that allows you to work on any type of document and customize the way you collaborate. You essentially work in accessible virtual meeting rooms, whether private or public, to communicate and get tasks done.
Again, it’s only administrative accounts and cloud access you pay for, with Business Cloud unlocking access to an unlimited number of admins, 250GB of file storage per admin, and an unlimited number of collaborative meeting rooms available to you and your team. For a limited time, until the end of December, you can use code DTMGDOCSPACECLOUD20 to get a 20% discount on ONLYOFFICE DocSpace Cloud plans. That is a fantastic deal. But you have to follow some simple instructions to apply the discount, so keep on reading for that.
Just upgraded, version 3.0 of ONLYOFFICE DocSpace adds a plethora of novelties across the platform. With more than 25 new features, there are new virtual data rooms, support has been added for OAuth2.0, improved management opportunities — for files and virtual rooms — and so much more. The tools are more practical, more helpful, and most importantly, more productive for everyone, guests and teammates included.
As I said above, you can use the code DTMGDOCSPACECLOUD20 to get a 20% discount on ONLYOFFICE DocSpace Cloud plans. To give some perspective, a Business Cloud plan normally costs $30 per admin per month. So, that 20% off will be a hefty discount, especially if you have multiple administrators on your team.
But to take advantage of that offer, you have to follow some instructions.
To get the deal, here are the details:
I can’t stress enough how great it is to be able to access the ONLYOFFICE DocSpace open-source environment, free, including with guests. If you’re unsure about how it all works or what it has to offer, maybe give it a try first. You don’t have to pay to use anything and there are no restricted features for free accounts.
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For small businesses and home offices alike, the printer has become something more than a peripheral. Remote and hybrid work, side businesses, and small teams handling their own operations have all raised the bar on what a shared office printer needs to do. A machine that handles the occasional document is no longer enough when invoices, contracts, client paperwork, and employee forms are moving through it every day.
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