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Security and Trust
This section covers privacy, separated access models, auditability, and product behaviors that matter in sensitive document environments.
Main guide
Why trust is a structural topic
Trust in FlexFiles is not only about policy text. It comes from the product structure itself: separated access models, controlled intake paths, auditable status changes, and limited distribution channels that do not require full workspace exposure.
Facts at a glance
- Files are uploaded over HTTPS and processed on FlexFiles servers. No conversion tool runs in your browser.
- Signed-out conversions are deleted about 2 hours after you make them. When you're signed in, your plan sets how long converted files are kept: the Pricing page lists it for each plan as "Auto-remove converted files", and on some plans files stay until you delete them.
- Guest upload links can require a password, expire on a date you set, and be revoked at any time. Uploads through them are rate-limited and checked with reCAPTCHA, and guests never get access to the workspace itself.
- In team workspaces, owners, editors and viewers have different rights, and each folder can restrict who may download or share its files.
- The AI Document Assistant only answers from documents the person asking is allowed to open. Permissions are checked on the server, not in the browser.
In this section
Keep exploring
Privacy, Security, and Trust
Explain how FlexFiles approaches privacy, controlled access, and trust-sensitive document workflows.
Guest Upload Links
Create secure guest upload links to collect documents from clients, applicants, or partners without granting workspace access.
Accounts and Access
Understand login, signup, account settings, and the main access-related flows in FlexFiles.