Doxzo is designed to reduce unnecessary document sharing through messaging apps and email. Documents stay in private storage with controlled access.
Doxzo is built to reduce unnecessary document sharing through messaging apps and email, where files linger forever.
Documents are stored in private storage, separate from any public access. No public URLs, no shareable links.
Opening any document requires a signed-in account with the right to access it. Access is checked on every request.
Access is scoped per print job. Vendors only see the documents of jobs assigned to them, nothing more.
Access is limited to the job, the code, and the print.
Vendors only receive access to documents associated with their assigned Doxzo print jobs.
Customer permanent saved documents are not exposed through the vendor application.
Each temporary print code grants access to exactly one job.
Every document has a clear end to its life.
Automatically cleaned up after completion or expiry. If a customer forgets to confirm or collect, the order completes automatically so the document is still purged.
Controlled by the user, and only accessible to the customer own account.
Codes become invalid the moment the job completes or expires.
Documents never enter chat threads or email, and are never exposed through public URLs.
Vendor access is limited to the documents of the jobs assigned to them. Everything else is out of reach.
See the Security page, the Trust page, and the Privacy Principles for the full picture of how Doxzo handles documents.
Read how Doxzo protects documents, in plain language.
