Peaplexa scans each upload before processing it. A file the scan blocks is never processed. Every version is kept, every document is classified, and each organization's documents stay with its members.
Every upload, and every new version, goes through a security scan first. Only a file that passes is processed. A file the scan blocks never is, and its page says what to do next.
Retry is not offered. The notice on the version names the problem and offers the fix: a new version.

The version page shows the scan and processing state, and every attempt with its times.

Upload a corrected file and it becomes the current version. The earlier ones stay listed with who uploaded them, when, and the change note that says why.

An Org Admin, or the Document Manager who owns the document.
A file identical to the current version is refused, so the history shows real changes.
Send the same upload again after a dropped connection and you still get one document.
Each person has a role in a workspace, and can hold a different role in another. Client and vendor contacts see only the exact versions shared with their company.
Org Admin, Document Manager and Member, set by the workspace's Org Admin.
Your organization's workspace
A client or vendor company
An Org Admin, or the Document Manager who owns it, shares one exact version with a company.
The server side of each is built. Their screens are being finished and tested.
Search the text of the documents you may open, and open the PDF at the matching passage. Today the library finds documents by title or ID.
Create your organization with a work email and become its first Org Admin. Today the Peaplexa team sets up each organization.
The Security page explains, in plain terms, what the product does today and nothing more.
Every upload is scanned for threats before it is processed.
The server checks each request against the person's role in that workspace.
It never goes into local or session storage. The refresh token sits in an HttpOnly cookie.
Client and vendor contacts open only the versions shared with their company.
Tell us about the documents you keep and who needs them. We will walk you through an upload, its scan, its versions and who can open it.