Shared company files with permissions, syncing and in-browser editing.
IronDrive
Company documents, with the permissions actually enforced.
IronDrive holds your organisation's files, syncs them to every desktop, and opens Word, Excel and PowerPoint documents in the browser. Permissions are a tree — a restriction set high up cannot be undone further down.
- Sync
- Native desktop agent for Windows, macOS and Linux
- Editing
- Word, Excel and PowerPoint files edited in the browser
- Permissions
- Tree-based, deny beats allow, restrictions accumulate downward
- Isolation
- Enforced in the database by row-level security
- Recovery
- Recycle bin with 35-day retention, conflicts keep both versions
- Also includes
- Intranet pages and news, and typed lists
Permissions that behave predictably
Access is a tree. A restriction applied to a folder applies to everything inside it, and nothing further down can widen it again. Ad-hoc share links are kept separate from structural permissions, so one cannot quietly override the other.
Isolation the application cannot bypass
Tenant separation is enforced by the database with row-level security, not by remembering to add a WHERE clause. A query that forgets the tenant returns nothing rather than someone else's documents.
Full-folder desktop sync
Our own sync agent, not a rebadged third-party client. Files appear in a normal folder on Windows, macOS and Linux and stay current in both directions.
Edit documents without downloading them
Spreadsheets, documents and presentations open and save in the browser, in place, with the file staying where it lives.
Nothing is deleted immediately
Deleted files and whole drives go to a recycle bin for 35 days. When two people edit offline at once, both versions are kept — the system does not choose a winner for you.
An intranet that cannot be injected into
Pages and news are built from typed content blocks rather than raw HTML, which removes a whole category of cross-site scripting rather than filtering for it.