Name the evidence and purpose
Request only the specific file needed for the accepted engagement. Set a named recipient, file type and size limits, due date, expiry and approved channel first.
A file request could help an engineer ask for limited evidence needed for an accepted support scope. Customer file transfer is not available here. An opt-in pilot panel below can exercise only a hard-coded synthetic marker; it never selects or accepts a file.
A future request would explain exactly what is needed, who should provide it and when the link expires. This example uses no customer details and has no working upload controls.
Unavailable until secure upload, malware inspection, recipient verification, expiry and deletion are implemented and reviewed.
This test stores one fixed marker string. It does not accept file bytes, names, types, passwords or other content. The recipient must click to consume the marker once.
Request only the specific file needed for the accepted engagement. Set a named recipient, file type and size limits, due date, expiry and approved channel first.
A future service would need private storage, server-side limits, access checks and an agreed inspection process before making a file available to an operator.
Retention must cover working storage, quarantine, scanner copies, backups and operator downloads. Do not report deletion as complete until the policy can verify it.
The existing desktop file importer selects a local file for an operator; it is not a customer upload channel. A static website cannot safely receive or retain customer files by itself.
This page does not select, upload, scan, store, display or download customer files. It has no upload control, file storage, malware scanner or download service for customer files. Its opt-in pilot uses only a fixed synthetic marker. Do not place customer data here or treat the preview as a secure transfer service. Prefer the customer's approved file-sharing channel.