Encrypted exchange
Files are encrypted with AES-256 at rest and travel over TLS 1.3. Keys are managed in an EU-resident HSM-backed store and rotated on a fixed schedule — not by hand.
Secure document exchange · Built and hosted in the EU
Vaultline gives professional services firms a controlled place to send, receive and review confidential documents — with granular permissions, expiring links and a complete audit trail behind every file. No mailbox limits, no forwarded copies, no wondering who opened what.
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Trusted by professional services firms across Europe
Why firms move off email
Email was never designed to carry privileged material. Vaultline replaces the attachment with a controlled exchange that you can govern, evidence and revoke.
Files are encrypted with AES-256 at rest and travel over TLS 1.3. Keys are managed in an EU-resident HSM-backed store and rotated on a fixed schedule — not by hand.
Decide per person, per folder and per file: view, download, print or nothing at all. Change your mind at any point and the access disappears — including on files already delivered.
Every upload, view, download, permission change and expiry is written to an append-only log with actor, timestamp and IP. Export it as evidence whenever a regulator, client or court asks.
Send a single file up to 100 GB, or a 4,000-document bundle, without touching anyone's mailbox quota. Recipients get a link, not a payload.
How it works
Spin up a secure room from a template — due diligence, disclosure, audit request, tender. Folder structure, permission tiers and retention rules come pre-set.
Add counterparties by email address or domain. Assign a role, set an expiry date, and choose whether documents can leave the room at all.
See who read what and for how long. When the matter closes, archive the room to a sealed record or let the retention policy dispose of it automatically.
Built for regulated work
When a client asks who saw a document, "we think only the deal team" is not an answer. Vaultline is designed so the answer is a timestamped record you can hand over.
“We used to run disclosure through a shared mailbox and a courier for anything over 20 megabytes. Now the bundle sits in one room, the other side's access expires when the deadline passes, and I can produce the access log without asking IT for anything.”
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