If two people edit the same file at the same time in Drime, the system uses conflict handling to prevent data loss.
How it works:
When simultaneous edits occur, Drime may create duplicate copies of the file, labeling each version with the editor’s name and timestamp.
Each user’s changes are preserved, so no data is overwritten.
Users can then manually merge the changes or choose which version to keep.
Important Notes:
To minimize conflicts, communicate with team members when working on shared files.
Using Drime’s version history can help recover previous edits or compare changes.
Conflict handling ensures that all edits are saved, even if multiple people modify the file simultaneously.