Now when logged in using the recipient’s account, I am able to modify the note and those changes are synchronized back to all users. I am able to allow the recipient to View notes and activity and Modify notes. Now it appears that Free users can share one notebook and allow other users to view and modify notes.įor example, here you can see that I am using a Free user to share a notebook with another Free user. Previously, Free users could only share notebooks and have them be read-only. There has been a notable change in behavior recently (as far as I am aware). We’ll only be talking about sharing Evernote notebooks between Premium and Free users.įree Evernote users can share notebooks with Premium users and other Free users. Evernote Business: We won’t be getting into sharing business notebooks here.That’s not what we’re talking about here – we are only going to cover sharing entire notebooks. Sharing individual notes: Any account can create a link to share an individual note with others.This post will run through some of the permutations. Can Free members share with Premium members? Are the notebooks read-only or can they be edited? Business: Additional features for businesses who want more administrative control.Ī common question that comes up is how sharing works between different types of accounts.Premium: Additional storage, sharing ability, and other features.Sharing is easy to do, but it becomes slightly complicated because there are different types of Evernote accounts: Evernote is a great way to store information for your own reference, but it becomes even more powerful when you use it to share with others.
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