Your team's own secure drive
— not a one-off share.
FolderLinks are for sharing with people outside your team. TeamDrives is for your team's own working files — a persistent internal repository, not a link that expires.
Why this is a different problem than external sharing
Sharing one confidential document with an outside party and giving your own team ongoing access to a shared workspace are different jobs. The first needs identity verification, NDAs, and revocation for a single recipient. The second needs an internal home for files your team works from every day — with the same underlying security, but without re-verifying and re-sharing every time someone needs to open a file they already have access to.
What TeamDrives gives your team
A persistent internal repository
Not a series of expiring links. Files live here, organized and accessible.
Same security architecture
The same encryption and access-control foundation as FileLink's external sharing.
Standing team access
Team members get standing access to what they need. Nothing has to be re-shared file by file.
Sits alongside FolderLinks
Use TeamDrives internally, FolderLinks the moment a file needs to go outside the team.
TeamDrives vs. FolderLinks
TeamDrives
- Internal — for your own team
- Persistent, ongoing access
- No re-sharing needed
- Shared workspace, not a link
FolderLinks
- External — for people outside your team
- OTP verification, NDA gating, watermarking
- Time-bound and revocable
- One link, full security stack