Help trying to find an app capable of this...

Hi everyone. I have a problem trying to figure out a sort of cloud solution for my small business. I am not sure if there is a service like the one I am looking for. I am after a service that will allow my small business to:

- Allow employees to load pictures to a common cloud services and possibly some data.
- Have the supervisors as administrators and receive alerts any time a customer has a repair need.
- Create folders with date so files can be stored chronologically.
- Allow a feature like (write only) for employees so they can upload the data but can not modify it.
- It needs to be compatible with iOS and Android.

Hope there is something like this available. I will appreciate any input.
Thanks to everyone, best regards, Frank

Help trying to find an app capable of this

Hi everyone. I have a problem trying to figure out a sort of cloud solution for my small business. I am not sure if there is a service like the one I am looking for. I am after a service that will allow my small business to:

- Allow employees to load pictures to a common cloud services and possibly some data.
- Have the supervisors as administrators and receive alerts any time a customer has a repair need.
- Create folders with date so files can be stored chronologically.
- Allow a feature like (write only) for employees so they can upload the data but can not modify it.
- It needs to be compatible with iOS and Android.

Hope there is something like this available. I will appreciate any input.
Thanks to everyone, best regards, Frank.

[NOOB]Project Fi capable ROM/Kernel

Hey guys, I was looking around the forum for info on what I could/couldn't flash. I'm new to the nexus/fi combination coming from the turbo, so it's been a while since I've flashed anything. I've got the pure rom flashed ATM since it was stated in the info that it worked with fi. Looking for a kernel to provide better battery life(just took it of the charge and it estimates 9hr left). All in all I think it'd be useful to have info like this handy for Fi users, especially since we will be getting more and more adopters. Any info for what works would be greatly appreciated!