Password and expiry on links, roles for your team and your client, and a record of who opened, commented, approved and downloaded.
Key features
Every video starts private. When you share one, you set a password, an expiry date, whether viewers must identify themselves and whether version history shows.
Owner, admin, editor, member, viewer and freelancer, plus a matrix for who approves, sends to the client and requests changes.
Each client contact’s history shows visits, sign-ins, comments, approvals and downloads.
More features
Someone who lands on a private video can request access, and the uploader, the workspace owner or an admin can approve or decline it.
Name, email and visit count for every visitor, right in the share dialog.
Freelancers see only the projects you open to them, not the rest of the workspace.
Archiving someone shows their open tasks, subtasks and comments, and you pick who takes them over. Their timers stop and the history stays.
Google, Microsoft or verified email. The Mac app signs in through the browser.
With clean-up on, completed idle projects keep only the delivered version’s original file. Earlier ones leave with notice, stay watchable and can come back for 30 days.
Whoever uploaded it, while still an active member, plus the workspace owners and admins.
Make the video private or generate a new link. Both end the open sessions of anyone who was watching.
App servers and the database are in São Paulo. Files and streaming use global providers, listed on our subprocessors page.
Only if you allow it. By default the final file is released after approval, and when you allow an early download it is logged and your team is notified.
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