ERPNext v16 is already live on our Linux cloud server—what I need now is the Frappe Drive module (version 15) installed and fully integrated. After the deployment you will map a Synology NAS drive to the server and configure frappe drive so every file, attachment, and upload is stored directly on that NAS share, not on the local disk. Once storage is redirected, I want granular control over space allocation: individual user quotas, department-level shared folders, and clear policies for sharing and syncing with the official Frappe Drive clients on Windows, macOS, Android, and iOS. Every employee should see only the folders they’re permitted to access, while teams (Sales, Finance, Ops, etc.) can collaborate inside their own common spaces. Because this is for an existing business, downtime must be minimal and data integrity guaranteed. I need the work done ASAP, so please include a concise timeline, step-by-step plan, and any prerequisites you require in your detailed project proposal. Deliverables (acceptance criteria) • Frappe Drive v16 installed and visible inside ERPNext • Synology NAS share mounted and set as default File Storage path • User-based quotas and department shared folders configured and tested • Mobile/desktop sync confirmed on at least one iOS, Android, Windows, and macOS device • Short hand-over document with commands, configs, and rollback steps Feel free to reference your previous ERPNext or Frappe Drive roll-outs, but keep the response focused on how you will execute this job swiftly and safely.