Connect your AI assistant to Downloadlink

On by default when you connect.

• Your account: which account is connected and which plan you have.
• Your transfers: the name, the number of files, the downloads and when they expire.
• One transfer in detail: the files and, per recipient, whether they downloaded.
• Received files: what arrived through your file request links, with a download link per file.
• The right tool: it searches all the tools on the site and gives you the link; the tool runs in your browser.
• Your shared folders: which folders you have, with the number of files and the link to the portal.
• What is in a folder: the directories and files, with their version.
• What you miss: it can pass on to us what is missing or could be better.
• Who downloaded: per transfer the downloads and, per recipient, whether they fetched it; with a paid plan also the delivery proof.
• Your address book: your contacts and send groups.
• Your branding: how your download page and your tools look.
• Your data: the overview of your account's export.
• Signing: your signature requests and their status.
• Your week planning: who works on what, the deadlines and who has room (with the planning module).
• What changed: what came in and happened since the last time, for a fixed routine of your assistant.

For example

• “Which Downloadlink account is connected, and which plan do I have?”
• “Which of my download links expire this week?”
• “How often has my latest transfer been downloaded?”
• “Who has already downloaded my latest download link?”
• “Which files did my customer send through the file request link?”
• “Find a tool to make a PDF smaller.”You get a link to the tool; it works in your browser.
• “Which drawings are in the folder of the New building project?”

You turn this on yourself when you connect.

• A download link from text: it puts your text in a file and shares it.
• A download link for a file: it uploads the file and turns it into a transfer.
• A file request link: someone uses it to send files to you.
• Extend: keep a download link valid for longer.
• Revoke: turn off the link of a transfer.
• Change: the title, a password or the download limit of a transfer.
• Clean up: delete a transfer, or turn a revoked link back on.
• Manage file request links: give them a name, close them and remove received files.
• Update your address book: save or remove contacts and send groups.
• Adjust your branding: the look of your download page and of your tools.
• Reminders: turn the email that a transfer is about to expire on or off.
• Cancel a request: cancel a pending signature request.
• A shared folder: a new portal for a client, with a style and its own address.
• Directories in a folder: it creates the directories you name.
• Files in a folder: it puts files into a directory; the same name becomes a new version.
• Remove from a folder: to the folder's trash; you restore it on the website.
• Set up a transfer: a message on the download page, a link of your own, only verified recipients, an email on download and reminders.
• Set up a folder: name, welcome text, style, colour, view, cover, own address and comments.

For example

• “Put this text in a file and make a download link for it.”
• “Make a download link for report.pdf in this folder.”In Claude Code, which can reach the files on your computer.
• “Make a link my client can use to send files to me.”
• “Extend my latest download link by a week.”
• “Turn off the link of my latest transfer.”
• “Set a download limit of 3 on my latest transfer.”
• “Create a shared folder for the New building project, with the Construction project style.”
• “Put a welcome text on the folder New build and make the photo of the facade the cover.”

Downloadlink marks Create as a write action. That's why Claude on claude.ai asks for your approval first (Needs approval) before it creates or changes anything.