Choose a destination folder
Select the cloud folder where all incoming files should be stored.
Create a collection link, send it to customers, classmates or team members, and receive their files directly inside a designated cloud folder.
Complete the information below and upload the required materials before the deadline.
The collection process keeps link settings, contributor uploads and final cloud storage connected in one workflow.
Select the cloud folder where all incoming files should be stored.
Add a title, instructions, deadline, file rules and optional access protection.
Share one link with customers, classmates, applicants or team members.
Submitted files arrive directly inside the selected folder for review and organization.
Choose the destination folder before publishing the collection link, so incoming files are organized from the beginning.
Explain the required materials, naming rules, deadlines and submission notes on the upload page.
Limit accepted file types according to the collection task, such as documents, images, archives or videos.
Set when the collection opens and closes, and stop new submissions automatically after the deadline.
Use an optional password or controlled distribution of the link when the collection should remain private.
Request a name, contact detail or short note so each submitted file can be matched with the correct person.
A clear collection page tells contributors what to upload, how to name it, when to submit and which information should accompany the file.
Collect logos, documents, photos and project materials from customers through one upload page.
Ask applicants to submit resumes, certificates and supporting documents into one organized folder.
Collect homework, reports and project files from a class without receiving separate email attachments.
Gather weekly reports, design files, videos and final deliverables from distributed team members.
No. Contributors can open a valid collection link and upload the requested files without signing in.
Files are saved directly inside the cloud folder selected when the collection link is created.
Yes. A collection can be configured to accept only the file types needed for the task, such as PDF, DOCX, images, videos or archives.
Yes. Set a deadline and the collection page can stop accepting new submissions after that time.
Yes. The upload page can request information such as a name, contact detail or short note so each file can be identified.
An optional access password can be used when the upload page should remain available only to a controlled group.
Yes. Collected files are stored in My Cloud and use the available capacity of the destination cloud drive.
Yes. The owner can disable the collection link at any time. Existing files remain in the destination folder.
Create one collection link, define the submission rules and receive files directly inside your OKPAN cloud workspace.