I reached out to Dropbox for comment, and their answers were interesting and contrasted significantly from the impression I get from partners. In advance of that date, all existing customer accounts must have a customer admin (ad admin in addition to the partner admin, assigned. UsersJimDropbox (the host computer) instead of being moved to X:PortableApps. That would likely be why there is a DropBox Portable test but none for Box.com.
Box.com does not (only paid users can sync files and download the client). Part of the email that partners received (shown below) reads: Starting on April 1, 2016, current Dropbox partners must enroll in the new Dropbox Reseller Program to avoid forfeiture of existing customer accounts. As subject of your new comment you can use 'Dropbox Portable 0.8.91 Development Test 1'. Showing a distinct lack of internal communications, partners can livechat with Dropbox support, but they don't know anything.
Partners have, until now, had no official contact from Dropbox about this change and there is no readily available information in any of the partner portals. Which would be fine for new accounts, but they're trying to apply this framework to existing accounts too, which is where everything is starting to fall apart. According to one partner, who managed to contact his Dropbox manager directly, Dropbox is basically changing the whole way that partners manage their customers accounts.
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