Access control

Decide who, for how long, and pull it back anytime.

Lock documents behind a password and an NDA, set an expiry date, and revoke access everywhere in one click. Per-viewer watermarks trace any leak back.

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Investor room

AAsim Ahmed
doc-shark.com/s/7f3a9cActiveRevoke

Access log

  • Aadham.alaa@doc-shark.comAllowed
  • Mmohamed.maraie@doc-shark.comAllowed
  • Aadham.alaa@doc-shark.com · 14 Sep 2026, 11:04 UTCBlocked

Who can open

  • Set password
  • Require email verification
  • Require NDA
  • Expires31 Oct 2026
  • Max views25
  1. Asim is setting the rules
  2. He presses Revoke
  3. The link is off everywhere
  4. Adham opens it anyway
  5. The door will not open
  6. And the attempt is on your log

Five things the link decides before anyone reads it

  • A locked door

    A password and an allowlist decide who even reaches the first page. Everyone else hits a locked door, and you see the attempt.

  • An NDA before they read

    Require a click-through NDA before the document opens. The timestamped acceptance is kept with the file.

  • Expiry on its own

    Set an end date and the link closes itself. No “I forgot to turn it off” six months later.

  • A kill switch

    One click revokes the link everywhere at once. Anyone who tries it after is blocked, and the attempt is logged.

  • Leaks still trace back

    Every page carries the viewer's identity, so even a screenshot points back to the person who had access.

Inside the gate

The small print, in your favour

Four things the door does while you are not looking at it.

01

Cap2 / 12

That was the last one

Only so many looks.

Put a number on it and the link stops after that many opens. Handy when a deck is only meant for one meeting.

02

Their emailadham.alaa@doc-shark.comSent to their inbox
418207

In they go

They prove it is them.

Ask for email checking and a six digit code goes to their inbox. A forwarded link does not get anybody in.

03

Someone knocks

The door stays shut

You get told anywayhello@another-company.com · 14 Sep 2026, 11:04 UTC

You see who tried.

Somebody off the list knocks, the door stays shut, and their address lands in your log anyway.

04

Turned offBack on
Same addressdoc-shark.com/s/7f3a9c

Reactivate

Changed your mind?

A link you turned off can be turned back on, same address. Nobody has to be sent a new one.

How it works

Set it once. Change your mind whenever.

  1. Set the gate

    01

    Password, allowed emails, an NDA, an expiry date, and download rules. All before the link leaves your hands.

  2. They pass it

    02

    Viewers clear the gate in the browser. No account needed. Every open and every signed NDA lands in your log.

  3. Pull it back, or trace the leak

    03

    Revoke anytime in one click. If a copy still escapes, the watermark already named who had it.

Try it

Arm the controls, then kill the link.

Flip password, expiry, and access on, then revoke. This is the real control set.

Your link

doc-shark.com/s/7f3a9cActive
Who can open

What they hit

Set password

Flip a control

Questions

Before you hand out the link.

Can I require an NDA before they see the document?

Yes. Add a click-through NDA to any link or data room. The viewer accepts it before the first page loads, and the timestamped acceptance is kept with the file.

Does the link really expire on its own?

Yes. Set an end date and it stops working after it, with no action from you. You can also cap the number of views.

What happens when I revoke access?

It stops working everywhere at once. Anyone who opens it after is blocked, and the blocked attempt is recorded with the email that tried.

If someone screenshots it, can I still tell who leaked it?

The on-screen and burned-in watermark carry the viewer's identity, so a leaked image or printout points back to the person who had access.

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