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Internal & team resource sharing links

Create short links to internal documents and resources inside a Truthylink team workspace, where owners, admins, and members work from the same link library. Password-protect anything sensitive, and route it through an approval step so it can't go live until an owner or admin signs off.

Link settings

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Share it inside the team, not outside it

A password-protected link means the document only opens for people who have the password — not anyone who forwards the message. Combined with the team approval workflow, sensitive links go out through a real review step, not a quick copy-paste.

Built for sharing that shouldn't be public

Password-protected links

Set a password on any link and visitors have to enter it before they're redirected. Share the destination with a team, not with anyone who guesses or forwards the URL.

Team workspace with roles

Invite teammates into a shared workspace with owner, admin, and member roles. Everyone works from the same link library instead of one person's personal account.

Approval workflow for sensitive links

A link can be submitted as pending approval before it's live. An owner or admin reviews it and approves or rejects it — nothing sensitive goes live without a second set of eyes.

Audit trail on every decision

Every approve or reject is logged with who made the call and their stated reason. If a link's status is ever questioned later, there's a record of exactly what happened and why.

Email notifications on submission and decision

Submitters and approvers both get notified automatically — when a link is submitted for review, and again when it's approved or rejected. No one has to check a dashboard to know where things stand.

Expiry for time-limited access

Set a resource link to stop working after a set date, so access to a document or file naturally ends instead of staying open indefinitely after a project wraps.

How team resource sharing works

1

Set up a team workspace

Create a workspace and invite teammates as admins or members. Every link created inside it belongs to the workspace, not to a single person's personal account.

2

Create a link to the internal resource

Shorten the URL to the internal doc, wiki page, or file. Add a password if the contents shouldn't be reachable by anyone who just has the link.

3

Submit sensitive links for approval

For resources that need sign-off before they're shared, submit the link as pending approval instead of publishing it directly.

4

An owner or admin reviews it

An owner or admin approves or rejects the submission, optionally with a reason. The decision, the reviewer, and the reason are all logged to the link's audit trail.

5

Share the approved link

Once approved, the link is live and password-protected. Submitters and the team get notified of the decision automatically, so no one is left wondering whether it went through.

Try it free for 14 days

Pro trial — no credit card required. Unlimited links, password protection, team workspaces, and approval workflows.