Per-folder permissions
Seven permissions switch on and off one by one: may upload but not delete, may download but not share. Folder-level exceptions are allowed, and even the upload size can be capped.
Product
Corporate file management with folder-level permissions, on top of the storage you already have
Connect, don't migrate. OneDrive, Google Drive, S3 or your own server — it works with whatever your organisation already uses, and nothing has to be moved. Files stay with you; File Fabrika is the interface and permission layer. Permission is granted to the folder rather than the person and descends to its subfolders: who sees, uploads, deletes or shares what is decided folder by folder. Nothing to install — it opens in the browser.
Seven permissions switch on and off one by one: may upload but not delete, may download but not share. Folder-level exceptions are allowed, and even the upload size can be capped.
Your own server, S3-compatible storage, OneDrive or Google Drive. The same interface sits in front of all of them; the user never needs to know which one is running behind it.
A link sent outside can carry a password, an expiry and a download limit. Every link issued is listed — how many times it was downloaded, whether it is still open — and one click revokes it.
When a file is uploaded again the previous one is not lost; you can return to any point. A deleted file does not simply vanish either: it waits in the trash and can be restored until its period runs out.
By file name, by the text inside the file, and by meaning. You do not have to remember what the thing was called.
Who did what stays visible. A user can see which devices are signed in and sign them all out at once, and two-factor authentication can be made mandatory.
Name, logo, icon and colour follow the company. The product looks like the customer’s own.
Turkish, English, German and Arabic. In Arabic the whole interface turns right to left, so a team spread across countries each works in their own language.
Opens companies, sets plans and branding, and handles incoming requests from a single panel.
Creates their own users, distributes permissions, and manages storage and integrations.
Works in the two-pane interface: drag-and-drop upload, preview, share — as far as their permissions allow.