Box unveiled three new integrations with Microsoft that enable seamless collaboration across devices and platforms. Box's next-generation content management and collaboration platform now supports new integrations with Microsoft Office Online with real time co-authoring, Office for iOS and Outlook.com. Box and Microsoft are announcing: Box for Office Online with real time co-authoring: Users can make concurrent, real time edits to content secured in Box including Word, Excel and PowerPoint files. The most collaborative editing experience from Microsoft yet offers a seamless user experience, as changes from all parties are saved back to Box automatically.

Box integration with Office for iOS: Building on the ability to preview content in Box from Office for iOS applications, for the first time users can create and edit Office files saved in Box directly from Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint apps for iOS. Box integration with Outlook.com: Joint customers will be able to seamlessly attach content in Box to emails in the new Outlook.com, replacing the need to save items to a desktop before attaching to an email, and enabling secure email collaboration that's fully in the cloud. These enhancements are just the latest way that Box and Microsoft are working together to transform enterprise collaboration in the cloud.

In the past year, Box has been an early member in the Microsoft Cloud Storage Partner Program, introduced a new application for Windows 10, and integrations with both Office for iPad and iPhone. Prior to that, Box debuted integrations with Office 365 on the desktop and Outlook for iPhone and iPad applications. Box for Office Online with real-time co-authoring and the Box integration with Office for iOS are available starting immediately to Box business customers with an Office 365 license and to all Box personal users.

The Box integration with Outlook.com will be available to Box personal users in the coming weeks.