Data room permissions,
teams & document controls
Give each party exactly the access they need. Group recipients into teams, control folder access down to the document, and lock down download, print, copy and watermarking, the full enterprise VDR permission set, in a few clicks.
Teams & sub-teams
Like security groups. Invite people into a team; they inherit its access. Sub-teams inherit the parent and can be tightened.
Folder access
Allow, Deny or Inherit per folder. Denied folders are completely hidden, not greyed out, everywhere a recipient looks.
Document controls (DRM)
Per team and folder: download, print, copy, and dynamic per-viewer watermarking that stamps each recipient's email and date.
Three folder states, with a live preview
For each team, every folder is one of three states. A live preview shows exactly what the team will see before you save.
The team can see this folder and its contents.
Completely hidden from the team's index, never greyed out.
Follows the parent folder / team default. Subfolders inherit unless overridden.
Document controls, per team and folder
Honest framing: document controls are a strong deterrent plus full traceability, never an absolute lock, no browser can stop a phone camera. That is the same posture the enterprise VDRs (iDeals, Datasite) take. Dynamic watermarking is what makes a leaked screenshot traceable back to the recipient.
Setting it up
Open the Teams tab
Create teams for groups, not individuals
Set folder access
Set document controls
Invite people to a team
Enforced everywhere, fail-closed
Permissions hold across every path: document viewing, folder index, search, the AI assistant, exports and downloads. An out-of-scope folder simply does not exist for that recipient. No-download rendering happens on the server, so the file never reaches the browser as a saveable copy. Staff and admins are never restricted; only invited guests.
Control every party's access in minutes
Enterprise-grade permissions and document controls, with Australian data residency by default.
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