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How is Xenition different from a chatbot with plugins?

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Which apps does Xenition connect to?

121 apps including Slack, Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Drive, Notion, GitHub, Linear, Jira, HubSpot, Salesforce, Stripe, QuickBooks and Airtable. Agents can act in them, with an approval gate on anything destructive.

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Box integration

Box is a cloud content management platform for secure file storage, sharing, collaboration, and governance.

Connect Box to Xenition and work with it from chat, from an agent, or on a schedule — alongside every other app you have connected, in one workspace.

What you can do with Box

Ask in plain language and Xenition calls the right one:

Add domain to list of allowed collaboration domains — Creates a new entry in the list of allowed domains for collaboration within your enterprise. This allows you to whitelist specific domains for external collaboration. Use 'inbound' to allow users from the specified domain to collaborate on your enterprise's files and folders. Use 'outbound' to allow your enterprise users to collaborate on content owned by the specified domain. Use 'both' for bidir
Add classification to file — Adds a classification to a file by specifying the label of the classification to add. **Enterprise-only feature**: This action requires a Box enterprise account with classification templates configured. Users without an enterprise account will receive an error when attempting to use this feature. This API can also be called by including the enterprise ID in the URL explicitly, for example `/files/
Add classification to folder — Adds a classification to a folder by specifying the label of the classification to add. **Enterprise-only feature**: This action requires a Box enterprise account with classification templates configured. Users without an enterprise account will receive an error when attempting to use this feature. **Prerequisites**: - A classification template must exist in the enterprise. Use `list_all_classific
Add initial classifications — Initializes the classification template for an enterprise with an initial set of classification options. IMPORTANT: This action requires admin permissions and should only be called once per enterprise when no classifications exist. If classifications already exist, use the 'add_classification' action to add more options. Common classification examples: 'Confidential', 'Internal', 'Public', 'Restri
Add or update user avatar — Adds or updates a user avatar.
Add shared link to file — Adds a shared link to a file.
Add shared link to folder — Adds a shared link to a folder, allowing it to be shared with others via a URL. This action creates or updates a shared link on a folder. The shared link can be configured with different access levels: - 'open': Anyone with the link can access - 'company': Only people within the company can access (paid accounts only) - 'collaborators': Only those invited to the folder can access To create a share
Add shared link to web link — Adds a shared link to a web link.
Add user to group — Creates a group membership. Only users with admin-level permissions will be able to use this API.
Append metadata taxonomy level — Appends a new level to a metadata taxonomy structure. Use when adding hierarchical categories to organize metadata. If no levels exist, this creates the first level.
Apply watermark to file — Applies or update a watermark on a file.
Apply watermark to folder — Applies or update a watermark on a folder.
Ask question — Ask questions about Box files using Box AI. Use this action to query one or more files with natural language questions. Box AI will analyze the file contents and provide an answer based on the information found in the files. Modes: - single_item_qa: Ask about a single file (items array must have exactly 1 element) - multiple_item_qa: Ask about multiple files (up to 25 files) Limitations: - Text do
Assign legal hold policy — Assign a legal hold policy to a file, file version, folder, or user. Legal hold policies preserve content for litigation or compliance purposes by preventing the deletion of specified items. When assigned to a folder, the hold applies recursively to all contents. When assigned to a user, the hold applies to all content owned by that user. Note: This feature requires Box Enterprise or higher with l
Assign retention policy — Assigns a retention policy to an item in Box to enforce content retention. Use this action to apply a retention policy to: - An entire enterprise (assign_to_type='enterprise', no ID needed) - A specific folder (assign_to_type='folder', provide folder ID) - Items matching metadata criteria (assign_to_type='metadata_template', provide template ID) Prerequisites: - Box Governance license is required
Assign storage policy — Creates a storage policy assignment for an enterprise or user. Storage policies control where data is stored geographically (data residency). This action requires Box Zones or similar enterprise feature to be enabled. Use 'list_storage_policies' to get available policies before assignment.
Assign task — Assigns a task to a user. A task can be assigned to more than one user by creating multiple assignments.
Authorize user — Authorize a user by sending them through the [Box](https://box.com) website and request their permission to act on their behalf. This is the first step when authenticating a user using OAuth 2.0. To request a user's authorization to use the Box APIs on their behalf you will need to send a user to the URL with this format.
Cancel box sign request — Cancels a pending Box Sign request that has not yet been fully signed or declined. After cancellation, any outstanding signers will no longer be able to sign the document. Only the user who created the request (the requester) is able to cancel it. Note: A request cannot be cancelled if it was already declined, fully signed, or if the document is still in the converting state. Returns the cancelled
Commit upload session — Commits an upload session and creates a file from the uploaded chunks. This is the final step in a chunked upload workflow: 1. Create an upload session using 'create_upload_session' 2. Upload file parts using 'upload_part_of_file' 3. Commit the session using this action to finalize the file Requirements: - All parts must be uploaded before committing - The digest header must contain the SHA1 hash
Copy file — Creates a copy of a file.
Copy file request — Copies an existing file request to a new folder. File requests allow external users to upload files to a specific folder without needing a Box account. This action creates a copy of an existing file request and associates it with a different destination folder. IMPORTANT LIMITATION: File request IDs cannot be discovered via API - they can only be obtained from the Box web application. To find a fi
Copy folder — Creates a copy of a folder within a destination folder. The original folder will not be changed.
Create AI Agent — Creates a custom AI agent in Box AI Studio. At least one capability required: ask (Q&A), text_gen (content generation), or extract (metadata extraction). Requirements: Box Enterprise Advanced account, Box AI Studio enabled, "Manage AI" scope in Developer Console. Access options: 'enabled' (all users), 'disabled' (none), 'enabled_for_selected_users' (specified in allowed_entities). Example: Set nam
Create Box Sign Request — Creates a Box Sign request to send documents for electronic signing. Prepares documents and sends signature requests to signers via email. Signers do not need Box accounts. Supports up to 10 files, 35 signers, sequential signing order, templates, and custom redirect URLs. Requires Box Sign feature enabled and sign_requests.readwrite scope.
Create box skill cards on file — Applies one or more Box Skills metadata cards to a file. NOTE: This action creates NEW Box Skill cards on a file. If Box Skill cards already exist on the file, this action will fail with a 409 Conflict error. In that case: - Use 'remove_box_skill_cards_from_file' to delete existing cards first, then create new ones, OR - Use 'update_all_box_skill_cards_on_file' to overwrite all existing cards
Create collaboration — Adds a collaboration for a single user or a single group to a file or folder. Collaborations can be created using email address, user IDs, or a group IDs. If a collaboration is being created with a group, access to this endpoint is dependent on the group's ability to be invited. If collaboration is in `pending` status, the following fields are redacted: - `login` and `name` are hidden if a collabo
Create user exemption from collaboration domain restrictions — Exempts a specific user from the enterprise's collaboration domain restrictions. This allows the specified user to collaborate with external parties from any domain, bypassing the enterprise's allowed collaboration domain list. PREREQUISITES: - The enterprise MUST have at least one allowed collaboration domain configured. Use 'Add domain to list of allowed collaboration domains' first if needed. -
Create comment — Adds a comment by the user to a specific file, or as a reply to an other comment.
Create email alias — Adds a new email alias to a user account. The email domain must be registered to your enterprise. Returns the newly created email alias object with id, type, email, and is_confirmed fields.

…and 20 more Box actions available in the workspace.

Give an agent access to Box

An agent you create can use Box on your behalf and keep working while you do something else. Every action an agent takes goes through an approval gate first, so nothing touches your Box account without you agreeing to it.

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Frequently asked questions

How do I connect Box to Xenition?

Open the connectors directory in Xenition, find Box, and sign in when the authorisation window opens. The connection is managed for you — there is no API key to create, paste or rotate.

What can Xenition do with Box?

Xenition can run 50 different Box actions, including Add domain to list of allowed collaboration domains, Add classification to file, Add classification to folder. You ask in plain language and the right one is called for you.

Can an agent use Box on my behalf?

Yes. Agents can use Box while you do something else, and every action passes through an approval gate before it runs.

Is there a free plan?

Yes. Xenition starts free with 25,000 credits a month and no credit card, and all connectors are available on every plan.