Validity you control
Set a link to last fifteen minutes, a weekend, or three months. When it expires, it expires.
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Stop 02 · Sharing with an expiry date
Share a file the way you would hand over a ticket
Share files as ticket-style links with a set validity.
- 15 min
- Shortest validity
- 90 days
- Longest validity
- 1 tap
- To revoke a link
A good ticket is valid for a certain time, for a certain trip, and then it is done. Ticket Links bring that idea to sharing. Pick a file or folder, choose how long the link stays valid, and send it. When the time is up, the link stops working without you lifting a finger.
On board
What you get at this stop
Optional passcode
Add a passcode for sensitive files and share it through a different channel than the link itself.
Use limits
Cap how many times a link can be opened or downloaded, from a single use up to a few hundred.
Recipients need no account
Anyone with the link and, if you set one, the passcode can view or download. No sign-up required.
A clear visit log
See when a link was opened and when files were downloaded, so you know your delivery arrived.
Instant revoke
Sent it to the wrong person? Cancel the ticket and the link stops working immediately.
The journey
Four steps from start to arrival
- 1
Choose what to share
Select a file or a whole folder from your storage.
- 2
Set the ticket rules
Pick the validity window, add a passcode if you like, and decide how many uses it gets.
- 3
Send the link
Copy the link into an email or message. Recipients can preview before they download.
- 4
The ticket expires on schedule
When the time or the use limit is reached, the link closes and the visit log stays with you.
Fine print, friendly
The specs at a glance
| Validity | 15 minutes to 90 days |
|---|---|
| Use limit | 1 to 500 opens, or unlimited |
| Passcode | Optional, set per link |
| Recipient account | Not required |
| Visit log | Open and download times for every link |
| Revoke | Immediate, from the link list or the file menu |
Information desk
Questions about Ticket Links
What happens to a link after it expires?
Visitors see a friendly message that the ticket is no longer valid. The file itself stays safely in your storage, untouched.
Can I extend a ticket that is about to expire?
Yes. Open the link in your list and push the validity date forward, as long as it has not been revoked.
Can people edit the files I share?
Ticket Links are for viewing and downloading. Collaboration happens in Route Folders, where you can invite people as editors.
Next stops
Final call
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