The file, and exactly who can do what with it.
Price lists, photos, policies, forms. Plexvia keeps them beside the rest of the business rather than in somebody’s downloads folder, and lets you say per person whether they can view, download, or edit.
Yours, the team’s, and public.
Each is a separate place rather than a folder you have to remember the rules for. A file in the public space can be opened by anyone with the link. A file in yours cannot be seen by anyone else at all.
Named people, named permissions.
Share one file with the people who need it, and choose for each of them whether they can view it, download it, or edit it. Change somebody’s access later, or take it away, from the same place.
- Per-person access, not one link for everybody
- View, download, or edit, chosen per person
- Withdraw access without moving or renaming the file
Spring price list.pdf
Shared with 3 people
Maya Chen
Can editDevon Ross
Can downloadSam Okafor
Can viewChange someone’s access, or take it away, in one place.
Storage that knows about the rest of the business.
Storage capacity is set by your plan. Everything below is on every plan.
Three spaces, kept apart
Your own files, the ones the business shares, and the assets anyone may open.
View, download, or edit
Pick which of the three each person gets, per file, rather than all or nothing.
Checked before opening
Uploads are scanned, so a file nobody vouched for is not waiting in a shared folder.
Public without a login
A public asset can be opened by anyone with the link, and stays out of the private spaces.
The same access language
Files use the levels your knowledge uses, so one idea covers both.
Large files, resumable
Uploads happen in parts, so a dropped connection does not mean starting again.
The rest of the platform
Every part of Plexvia draws on the same knowledge and the same access rules.
Stop sending the same attachment twice.
Put the file somewhere the whole team can reach, with the access you actually meant.
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