Three clear access modes
Public is link-based. Tracked verifies an email. Restricted accepts only addresses on the allowlist.
Know who received the work.
When the handoff matters, “someone clicked” is not enough.
Choose a public link, verify every visitor by email, or limit access to a recipient allowlist.
FileFast product view
Project-final.zip
Restricted · 2 recipients
Upload complete10:24
Delivered to Anna10:25
Anna verified her email10:29
Anna downloaded 4 files10:34
The flow
From action to outcome.
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Choose the access mode
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Add recipients or a password
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Follow verified opens and downloads
What changes
Less admin around the work itself.
Independent password gate
Add a hashed transfer password to any access mode without changing the recipient link.
Revoke access
Remove a verified grant or recipient while keeping the rest of the transfer active.
Human activity
Owner visits and automated previews are marked separately from recipient conversion.
Trust detail
The boundary is part of the feature.
Recipient pages are noindex, verification codes expire, and raw email addresses are not copied into the activity event metadata.
After you send
The answer to "did you get it?" is on the page
A transfer that has been opened looks different from one that has not. That difference is what makes the follow-up email unnecessary.
Delivered to 2 recipients
10:25
Opened by Ana
10:31
Downloaded by Ana
10:34
Quick answers
Before you start
Can I see who downloaded the files?
Where the access mode supports it, opens and confirmed downloads are recorded against the transfer.
Will I be notified when someone downloads?
Yes. Download alerts tell you when a recipient takes the files.
Do these controls apply per file?
No. Expiry, password and access apply to the whole transfer, so one delivery has one set of rules.
Are files checked before the link works?
Yes. Safety processing completes before a transfer becomes downloadable.
Keep going
What else fits this workflow
Start with your next transfer
Send a file, share the link, and see for yourself what changes.