Encryption protects a document in transit. Post-send control decides what happens to it for the rest of its life.
Start free → See all capabilitiesPost-send control is the ability to change your mind about a document after it has been sent: to end access, shorten its life, see who opened it, lock it to one device, or erase it entirely.
Most secure sharing stops at delivery. It encrypts the journey and then hands the file over permanently. Post-send control treats delivery as the beginning of the document's life rather than the end of your responsibility for it.
An attachment is a permanent, uncontrolled copy the moment it is sent.
Deals collapse, people leave, drafts are superseded. Access should change too.
Regulated work needs a record of who saw what and when.
The wrong recipient is the most common security incident there is.
No. Encryption protects a document while it travels. Post-send control governs what the recipient can do with it afterwards.
No. Documents open in a browser-based secure viewer.
Yes — Summon lets you request documents so they arrive under the same controls.
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