Document protection
Send a deck, a contract or a model as a link that you control. Set an expiry. Cap the opens. Share only the pages that matter. Cut it off whenever you want, and every copy stops opening, everywhere.
No account needed for the people you send it to.
A deck goes to a prospect, who forwards it to two colleagues, who save it, who send it to a consultant.
A contract goes to the other side’s lawyers and lives in their document system forever.
A financial model goes to three bidders, two of whom walk away, and keep it.
You knew this when you hit send. You did it anyway, because you had to.
An attachment is a permanent, unconditional, untraceable gift.
Drop in the file. It’s locked in your browser before it goes anywhere, so the readable version never leaves your computer.
Who can open it. Until when. How many times. Which pages they see.
They click and read it. Nothing to install, no account to create, no password to remember.
Change your mind at any time. It stops opening. Everywhere.
That second attempt is the whole product.
Most of the time, the person you’re sending to needs part of the document, not all of it.
Pick the slides, the sheets, or the sections they should see. What you leave out isn’t hidden behind a black box or a warning. It genuinely isn’t in the file they receive. There is nothing to uncover.
One deck. A different version for each investor, each bidder, each partner, with no separate files to build and no risk of sending the wrong one.
Share the metrics. Keep the cap table.
Each bidder sees the sections their diligence covers, and nothing else.
Send the scope and the case studies. Hold the pricing until you’re ready.
Access that ends on its own, when the deal does.
Three views, then it closes for good.
Every copy stops opening, the next time anyone tries.
Choose the slides, sheets or sections. The rest isn’t in there.
Remove specific content from a PDF before it goes out.
Who opened it, and when. Including the people it was forwarded to.
Keep files with us, or where they already live.
Not for you, and not for them.
Every other version of this asks something of the recipient: create an account, install a viewer, sign in with a work address, accept a policy.
Each of those is a reason for a busy person not to read your document, and a reason for them to ask you to “just email it.”
With NakodaX they click the link and read the file, on a laptop or a phone. That’s it.
The easier it is for them, the more likely you are to use it at all.
Send the deck to forty investors. See who actually read it. Cut off the ones who passed.
Give each bidder what they need, for as long as the process runs, and not a day longer.
Reports that reach the board and stop at the board.
Send terms to the other side without them keeping a permanent copy of your position.
Deliverables, research and proposals that stay with the client who paid for them.
Quotes and rate cards that don’t circulate around a procurement team forever.
Your file is locked inside your own browser, before anything reaches us. The readable version never travels, and it never sits on our servers.
We hold something we cannot open, and the rules about who may.
There is no version of a breach at NakodaX that exposes your documents, because we don’t have them.
No card and no call.
It locks in your browser first.
They click it and read it.
No setup call. No IT project. No procurement.