Good for clean client-facing handoff
When you are sending work outside your team, the delivery path matters. A direct link is usually easier for a client to act on than a huge attachment or a shared folder they only need once.
Client delivery with temporary links
Send files to clients with a cleaner delivery link.
Client delivery works better when the handoff is simple for the recipient and controlled on your side. SendUp helps you upload the file once, send one clean link, and avoid forcing the client through sign-up, shared-drive navigation, or attachment failures.
- ✓Useful for reports, proposals, invoices, signed files, review exports, and packaged deliverables.
- ✓A practical option when the client should be able to download the file immediately without creating an account.
- ✓Add a password or expiry time when the delivery should stay limited to the approval or handoff window.
Client delivery and temporary handoffs
Short-lived links for contracts, decks, brochures, resumes, and outbound business files.
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Useful for approvals, reviews, and final delivery
Client files often move through proposal review, feedback, sign-off, and final handoff stages. Temporary links fit that workflow well because access does not need to stay open forever.
A lighter option than a full client portal
If you only need to deliver the file, not manage a long-term client workspace, a temporary link is often the simpler tool. For ongoing collaboration and retained file libraries, a full client portal is the better fit.
Questions people ask before uploading
These are common questions from people who need a practical client delivery workflow, not a heavier long-term collaboration setup.
What is a simple way to send large files to clients?
Upload the file to SendUp and share the temporary download link with the client.
Do clients need to create an account before downloading?
No. They can open the link directly in the browser and download the file without registration.
When should I add a password to a client delivery link?
Use a password when the file contains contracts, invoices, private reports, design assets, or other material that should not be openly downloadable from the link alone.
Can the client download link expire after the handoff is done?
Yes. You can set the link to expire in minutes or hours, up to 24 hours, so access does not remain open longer than intended.