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Share files with clients

Keep reports, contracts and brand files for each client in folders, and show the ones you choose in their client portal.

Updated Nov 5, 2026

Every client has a Files area for the documents they’d otherwise dig out of an email: a detailed SEO or AI search audit, a signed contract, an invoice, their logo files. Folders you mark as shown appear in the client portal; the rest stay with your team.

Add files

  1. Go to Clients and click Add files (or the file count) on the client.
  2. Pick a folder on the left, then drop files in or click Choose files. Up to 10 at a time.
  3. Give a single file a title (for example Q3 SEO & AI search report) and, if you like, a note for the client.
  4. Tick Email … that it’s in their portal to let the client know, then click Add.

The email comes from your agency, like report emails, with the files attached and a link to their portal. When the files add up to more than 20 MB, they’re only linked, since many inboxes refuse big attachments.

Folders

  • Each client starts with Reports, Contracts & invoices and Brand assets (shown in the portal) and Internal notes (only your team).
  • Click New folder to add your own, up to 20. Hover a folder to rename it, show or hide it in the portal, or delete it once it’s empty.
  • Move a file with the folder menu next to it. Hiding a folder takes all its files out of the portal straight away.

What clients see

A Your files section at the top of their portal, with a tile for each shown folder that has files and how many it holds. Opening a folder lists its files: title, note, type, size and date, with a download button. Next to each shared file you can see whether the client has opened it yet.

Limits

  • Up to 25 MB a file and 1 GB per client. Files count toward your account’s backup storage under Settings › Plan & billing.
  • PDFs, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Pages, Numbers and Keynote files, text and CSV, images, short videos and audio, and .zip files. Web pages, SVGs and scripts can’t be shared, so nothing can run code in a client’s browser.
  • Files are stored privately and only download after signing in to WP Foreman or the portal, so a forwarded download link doesn’t work for anyone else.
  • Removing a client deletes their files.
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