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Secure Send. Share Links

Every document goes out as a managed link you control. Before and after it leaves.

Email attachments are fire-and-forget. A Docshark link is different: the document stays under your control after it is sent, and every open is measured.

How it works

  1. Upload a document to your library. Personal or team scope.
  2. Create a share link on it. Each link carries its own name, access rules, and viewer permissions.
  3. Send the link anywhere. The viewer opens a clean reading room in their browser. No account, no install.
  4. Every open is recorded: pages read, dwell time, device, region, return visits. Watch reads land in real time on the document and in Analytics.
ControlEffect
Link nameA label visitors see. E.g. "Investor room" or "Proposal for Acme".
PasswordViewers enter a passphrase (minimum 12 characters) before the document opens.
Email verificationViewers confirm their email with a one-time code so you know exactly who read it.
AllowlistRestrict access to specific emails or whole domains.
ExpiryThe link stops working on a date you set. Or after 7/30/90 days with one tap.
View limitThe link deactivates after a set number of opens.
Viewer agreement (NDA)Viewers accept a one-click agreement before entering.
Download / print / copyDecide what viewers can do with the content. Per link.
WatermarkStamp the viewer's identity across every page. Overlay or burned in, with intensity and density controls.
Screenshot protectionBlur on focus loss, block capture keys, spotlight mode, idle blur. The capture shield.
Disable forwardingOnly the invited address can open. Combined with email verification.
Viewer content togglesShow or hide the Mako summary, extracted text, Q&A, and annotations on this link.
RevokeKill a live link instantly. And reactivate it later with the same URL.

A single document can carry several links. One per client, one per deal, one per channel. Each link has independent rules and independent analytics, so you can tell exactly which audience engaged. Links open on dashboard.doc-shark.com by default, or on your own subdomain once a CNAME is configured.

StatusMeaning
ActiveOpens normally; every visit is recorded.
ExpiredPast its expiry date or view cap. Shows as Expired, restorable by editing the date.
RevokedManually killed. Visitors already inside keep their current session; every new request is refused. Reactivation restores the same URL.

What viewers see

The link opens a focused reading room: your document rendered page by page with your branding when configured. Whatever gates you set, password, email check, NDA, appear as a short, polite step before the document. On plans that allow it, the Docshark badge can be hidden entirely.

Denied access is never silent on your side: every failed gate is logged with a timestamp and region, so you can see when someone knocked and was refused.

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