A Universal File Uploader for Every Workflow

Easy. All they need to do is drag-and-drop their files/folders into a Portal file uploader and hit send. They just need an internet connection and access to a browser. They do not need an account to upload.

Absolutely. Every MASV Portal comes with an HTML embed code that can be copied and pasted into your preferred website builder. If you prefer to work directly with code, we also have a web uploader and file uploader API available.

Absolutely. A MASV Portal is meant to be customized. You have the option to upload your own logo onto the uploader, change the background image, and choose the color scheme of buttons and form text.

With a MASV Portal, you can request files from multiple parties into a centralized storage. Simply create a MASV file upload portal and connect your preferred storage provider. MASV has native integrations with over 20 cloud, object, and MAM storage vendors like Amazon S3, Google Drive, Microsoft OneDrive, and more.

Once connected, uploaded files will automatically save into storage.

Yes, you have extensive control over what gets uploaded to your MASV Portal. Here are some key features that allow you to manage and control the uploads effectively:

• You can set a maximum file size to safeguard system resources, ensuring that only files within a specified size limit can be uploaded.
• Specify file name conventions to meet project specifications, enabling organized and structured uploads that align with your project requirements.
• Specify file extension(s) to restrict uploads to a specific file format, ensuring that only designated file types are accepted.
• Make Portals ‘Private’ and set passwords for upload and download, adding an extra layer of security to control access to the portal.
• Auto-disable Portal access after a set date to prevent unauthorized uploads, ensuring that uploads are only accepted within a defined timeframe.
• Add a waiver form to acknowledge Terms & Conditions before uploading, allowing you to set specific terms that users must agree to before uploading files to the portal.

These features provide you with a comprehensive set of tools to control and manage the content that is uploaded to your MASV Portal.

Both MASV Portal and Dropbox file request facilitate the receipt of large files, differing in data capacity and storage destination.

A MASV Portal accommodates up to 15 terabytes per file, making it an optimal solution for handling large files. Files can be directed to your inbox or any preferred cloud storage, offering versatility beyond Dropbox.

In contrast, Dropbox’s file request feature is limited to either 2 or 50 gigabytes, contingent on your plan. All files are stored in your Dropbox account. If you wish to store them elsewhere, you must first download the files to your device before re-uploading to another cloud service, potentially slowing down your workflow.

Both MASV Portal and Box’s file request feature enable secure receipt of large files. The key difference lies in the data capacity and destination.

A MASV Portal can handle up to 15 terabytes per file, with no restrictions on the number of files or folders per upload. Files can be directed to your inbox or any chosen cloud storage, offering flexibility beyond Box.

On the other hand, Box file requests are limited to a maximum of 32 GB based on your plan, allowing 500 files per upload without folder support. All files are stored in your Box account, and only one active file request portal is permitted at a time. If you wish to store files elsewhere, you must first download them to your device before re-uploading to another cloud service, potentially slowing down your workflow.

Both MASV Portal and File Request Pro enable the receipt of large files via a browser for saving to cloud storage. The distinction lies in the level of constraints placed on customers. MASV serves as the preferred file uploader for media files and creative workflows, while File Request Pro is better suited for administrative businesses and document sharing.

A MASV Portal can handle up to 15 terabytes per file upload, with no cap on the number of files per submission. Files can be directed to your inbox or any preferred cloud storage, supporting over 20 native providers like Google Drive, Box, Amazon S3, Microsoft Azure, and more. MASV offers unlimited users and file requests, with customers only paying for downloaded data for optimal flexibility.

On the other hand, File Request Pro is capped at a maximum of 10 GB based on your plan. Uploaded files can be stored in Google Drive, SharePoint, OneDrive, or Dropbox, without native support for other providers. File Request Pro also limits the number of seats and file requests per month.

A MASV Portal is the fast, easy way to receive large files. Use it to request, collect, and organize file deliveries from anyone, anywhere. Think of it as an upload window unique to you. Anything uploaded to your Portal is delivered to your inbox or cloud storage of choice. MASV Portals are fully customizable and people don’t need a MASV account to upload files to your Portal.

A MASV Portal is the best way to receive large video files, fast. A Portal can receive up to 15 TB of data per file which is more than enough space to accomodate raw video footage, high-resolution proxies, DCPs, and other production files.

Portals can accept individual files and entire folders—and MASV maintains your folder structure, so you don’t have to zip files prior to upload and risk compressions issues.

Files uploaded to your Portal will be received to your inbox or cloud storage of choice.

A MASV Portal offers three easy ways to send a file request. Either share a link to your Portal to receive file uploads, send a file request email with MASV’s file request feature, or embed the Portal onto your website to receive public submissions.

A MASV Portal is the best way to request files from clients. It’s a simple file uploader that your clients can drag and drop files into without an account. You then receive the file in your inbox or cloud storage of choice.

You can also send a file request to your client to contribute to your Portal. Simply select the Portal from your menu, and choose “Send File Request” from the dropdown menu.