MSP white-label file transfer your clients recognise
Sell a branded share, file-request, and workspace portal under your service line. Files stay in the cloud tenancy you designate. Audit is ready for the client security questionnaire.
Send files to clients, suppliers, and the public from a branded page. Then pick the path that matches how you buy: MSP, legal, government, or enterprise.
Bridge is for organisations that need a branded place to send and receive sensitive files. Links expire. Identity stays in your IdP. Files stay in your cloud. Audit is ready for your security team to export.
MSPs · Legal · Government · Enterprises
Client types
Sell a branded share, file-request, and workspace portal under your service line. Files stay in the cloud tenancy you designate. Audit is ready for the client security questionnaire.
Collect and send matter files under your firm brand. Expiry, revoke, watermark, and an access trail partners and insurers can understand.
Give agencies and suppliers a branded portal for sensitive packs. Identity stays in your IdP. Files stay in storage you already assess. Audit streams to the SIEM you already operate.
Move branded share, file-request, and workspaces onto storage and identity you already operate. Keep protocol MFT for the lane that still earns its keep.
Start with the motion you already run: MSP white-label for a named client, legal file-request for a matter, government partner exchange, or an enterprise share portal for customers and vendors.
Yes. The product is the same stack: share, file-request, and workspaces. Client pages describe buying conversations, not separate SKUs.
Read the government and enterprise paths. Confirm storage, identity, retention, SIEM, and local DLP during onboarding so your assessor can inspect the architecture.
Keep that protocol lane where it already works. Bridge covers branded share, file-request, and workspaces with files in your cloud.
Use the access form with Bridge selected. We scope storage, identity, brand, and the audit bar before production guests.