Link controls
Choose expiration, maximum viewer sessions, and whether downloads are allowed.
ProductSecure document sharing
Send the file. Keep control after it leaves your inbox.
Replace the ordinary attachment with a controlled link. Decide how long it works, whether it can be downloaded, how many views it gets, and revoke it when the work is over.
Create a free account. Available on Pro.See plansExpiration and revocation
Close the link without recalling the email.
Large-file friendly
Share a controlled viewer rather than an oversized attachment.
Your document, with the right permissions.
Upload once and create a link for each recipient. Set how long access lasts, decide whether downloads are allowed, and revoke a link whenever you need to.
Prepare access for the right recipient.
Create separate links with their own settings instead of distributing one permanent attachment.
Manage links independently.
Review each recipient link and update access without replacing the source document.
Share a link you can update or close.
Set access for each recipient, then change or close their link whenever the handoff changes.
Add your document
Upload the file and prepare it for your recipient to open in a branded viewer.
- Branded viewing
Choose how it can be accessed
Create a recipient link. Set its expiration, viewing limit, and download permission before you share it.
- Viewer identity
- Expiration
- View limits
- Download controls
Update access when you need to
Manage each recipient’s link separately. Close a link when the work is finished without recalling the email.
- Revocation
- Independent recipient links
Good to know
A controlled link limits access to Elite Email Tracker's viewer and download endpoint. It cannot stop screenshots, photography, or copying after a permitted viewer can see the content.
Maximum views are enforced from recorded viewer access; retries, range requests, and sessions are normalized by the access layer rather than counted as arbitrary raw requests.
Secure Document Sharing FAQ
Answers about setup, compatibility, privacy, and day-to-day use.
Links use opaque, unguessable public tokens. They should still be treated as bearer access unless you add identity or access-code controls.
Share your next document on your terms.
A professional handoff, with control beyond the send button.
