Recipient context
Add the intended recipient’s name or email to the shared document.
Add the intended recipient’s name or email to the shared document.
Apply the mark across the browser PDF viewer rather than only on its first page.
Combine watermarking with expiration, view limits, download policy, and revocation.
Combine recipient watermarks with controlled links, expiration, and download settings. Each page keeps its connection to the person the link was prepared for.
Use the recipient label associated with each controlled link so the document stays visibly connected to its audience.
Set expiration on confidential links and keep access aligned with the period of review.
A visible watermark identifies the intended reader. Link settings let you decide how long access remains open.
Choose who the shared document is intended for, and prepare a separate link for that person.
Enable the recipient watermark or use your own text. Check how the mark appears across the browser PDF viewer.
Set expiration and download permissions before sharing. Review activity or close the link later.
Watermarking is a deterrent and attribution aid, not digital-rights-management proof. A permitted viewer can still photograph or manually reproduce content.
The standard compose document insert is unwatermarked. Watermark text is available through authenticated tracked-asset issuance and confidential document workflows as labeled on the page.
Answers about setup, compatibility, privacy, and day-to-day use.
The confidential mark is rendered in the controlled browser viewer. The source file remains unchanged.
Make the intended recipient visible on every page.