You can now bring your team into DocEvent. With **Organisations**, you invite teammates by email and they can switch into your account to manage your **Simple FTP services** and **channels** on your behalf — while their own account stays completely separate. No password sharing, no second account to pay for.

**[Manage your organisation →](https://console.docevent.io/account/organisation)**

## Invite your team

- **Invite by email** — send a secure, single-use invitation. It's bound to your teammate's verified email address and expires in 24 hours.
- **Everyone keeps their own login** — members sign in as themselves; nobody shares a password.
- **Premium feature** — Organisations are available on the Premium plan.

## Work on your behalf

- **Switch in, switch out** — members switch into your organisation for full access to your services and channels, then drop back to their own account any time. A banner always shows whose account is on screen.
- **Your account stays yours** — billing, plan and API keys are always managed by you, the account owner.
- **Set a default** — pin the organisation you work in most so it's ready the moment you sign in.

## See every action

There's a new **Activity** log under your Account. Pick a date range and see who did what, when, and in which region — across your whole organisation. Owners see everything done on their account; members see their own history.

## Secure by design

- **No password sharing** — every member has their own login, and their access is re-checked on every request, so removing someone takes effect immediately.
- **Two-factor authentication & Google sign-in** — pair Organisations with 2FA and Google login for a full suite of account security.
- **A complete audit trail** — every change is recorded, so you always have a record of who did what.

**[Invite your first teammate →](https://console.docevent.io/account/organisation)**

Invite your team to work in your account — no password sharing

Introducing Organisations

**Filerouter** moves files between a folder on your own server and DocEvent, automatically. It's a small, self-contained program your users run on their own server — Windows, macOS or Linux — that watches a folder and moves files to and from a channel automatically. It's the on-prem companion to channels: alongside cloud storage, HTTP, FTP/SFTP and email, it adds "just watch a folder on my own computer." No server to host and nothing to install alongside it — download it, paste in an api-key, point it at a folder, and it just runs.

**[Set up Filerouter by creating a new channel →](https://console.docevent.io/channel)**

## Moves files both ways

- **Send into a channel** — Filerouter watches a local folder and, whenever a new file lands, sends it into your channel automatically. Once it's safely delivered the file is removed, or moved to an archive folder you choose.
- **Receive from a channel** — files coming out of a channel are saved straight into a local folder on that same machine.
- **One simple setup per direction** — each bridge is just a source, a destination and an api-key in one small settings file (`filerouter.yaml`).

## Only the right files, only when ready

- **Pick just what you want** — send only the files you name, by extension or prefix, and leave the rest alone.
- **Wait for the whole file** — Filerouter holds off until a file is fully written before sending it, so nothing half-finished goes through.
- **Fit your schedule** — restrict transfers to certain times of day.
- **Stay within limits** — cap how much bandwidth the agent uses.

## Getting started

- **Create an endpoint** — under Channels in the console, create a Filerouter endpoint. The console generates a region and id, plus an api-key.
- **Download the agent** — grab the build for your operating system from the new Downloads tab under Channels.
- **Point it at a folder** — paste the region/id and api-key into `filerouter.yaml`, choose your local folder, and start it.

## Reliable and secure by design

Filerouter reaches out to DocEvent, so there are no ports to open on your network. It keeps track of what it has already handled and waits for DocEvent to confirm each file, so restarts, crashes and dropped connections never lose a file or send the same one twice. Each endpoint is protected by the api-key the console issues for it, and files move over encrypted HTTPS. The agent runs entirely inside your own environment, and nothing about your existing channels changes — this is simply one more way to feed and drain them.

**[Create a Filerouter endpoint after creating your channel →](https://console.docevent.io/channel)**


A small agent your users run on their own machine that automatically moves files between a local folder and their DocEvent channels — no server to host, no ports to open.

Move files on-premise with Filerouter

Your **Simple FTP Service (SFS)** is now available to your users over the web. With **SFS Drive** they sign in at [sfs-drive.docevent.io](https://sfs-drive.docevent.io) using the same username and password you created for them — no SFTP client to install — and manage their files right in the browser.

**[Open SFS Drive →](https://sfs-drive.docevent.io)**

## A full file manager, in the browser

- **Browse your folders** — navigate the whole storage tree, with back/forward and a clickable path.
- **Drag-and-drop uploads** — drop one file or many anywhere on the page and watch live progress.
- **Download in a click** — grab any file straight from the browser.
- **Organise as you go** — create folders, rename, and delete without leaving the page.

Read-only accounts keep their read-only access, and the firewall rules you've configured are still enforced on the web.

## Need a quick look? Use Browse

There's also a new **Browse** tab on each service's page in the management console. Open one of your services and you can view its files immediately — right where you manage everything else, with no separate login.

## Secure by design

SFS Drive uses your service's existing usernames and short-lived, encrypted sessions. Your files stay in your own cloud storage, in your region — SFS Drive is just a faster way to reach them. Nothing about your current SFTP/FTPS access changes; this is simply one more way in.

**[Try it now →](https://sfs-drive.docevent.io)**

Your users can sign in and manage files online — no FTP client to install.

News & updates

Introducing Organisations

Move files on-premise with Filerouter

Meet SFS Drive