Useful controls for file collection
Use plain item names tied to the client work in front of you.
- Private checklist links
- PIN and expiry controls for client links
- Server-side authorization
- Upload receipts and audit logs
- Firm-side export controls
File sharing with status
File sharing is more useful when every upload is tied to the exact document your firm requested.
RequestFlow keeps each request, upload, receipt, and follow-up item together, so staff can see the current state without rebuilding the thread.
Shared folders receive files but do not show whether the request is complete.
Clients may upload duplicates or send replacements without context.
Firms need client-friendly collection without overstating compliance claims.
RequestFlow is focused on the collection step: what was requested, what came in, what was accepted, and what still needs a client response.
Send a private checklist link for a defined request.
Collect uploads under each requested item.
Use upload receipts and item status to reduce ambiguity.
Use firm-side controls to export files when the request is ready.
Use plain item names tied to the client work in front of you.
Clients see a short checklist. Staff see which items are missing, submitted, accepted, or need replacement.
See product screensPrivate checklist link active
Upload the remaining files here. Your firm will see each upload as soon as it is received.
RequestFlow supports document collection controls, while your firm remains responsible for its own compliance program.
RequestFlow only describes controls that are part of the beta. It does not claim certifications that are not in place.
Shared folders can work for storage, but they usually do not give staff and clients item-by-item request status.
Share the client request you would clean up first. We will reply with beta availability and founder pricing details.