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Version: 3.3

Web Transfer Client

The Web Transfer Client (WTC) is a browser-based interface that allows partners to connect over HTTPS and securely upload, download, and manage files through any web browser.

Instead of exposing the underlying filesystem, WTC presents a virtual, configurable view of folders and files. What each user can see and do is controlled by the UDMG configuration (Domains, Endpoints, Pipelines, and Account permissions).

This page provides a high-level overview of WTC and links to the main topics that describe how to set it up and use it.

Key Documentation for Administrators​

The following pages are primarily aimed at UDMG administrators responsible for configuring WTC:

  • Setting Up Web Transfer Client: Explains how to enable the WTC service, configure it in the UDMG Server Configuration File, and connect it to Endpoints and Pipelines.
  • WTC Permissions: Describes how WTC permissions are derived from UDMG configuration and how they affect what actions users can perform (upload, download, delete, create folders, and more).
  • Customizing the WTC User Interface: Describes how to customize elements in the UI, such as the System Identifier Label and the company logo.

Key Documentation for WTC Users​

The following documentation links explain how Accounts can use WTC:

  • Logging in to WTC: Shows how to sign in using the supported methods (for example, standard login, SSO, or TOTP) and explains session timeouts.
  • Web Transfer Client User Interface: Provides an overview of the main UI components in WTC, including the different pages and navigation elements.
  • WTC File Workspace: Describes the main WTC page where you browse your folders and files, including the navigation bar, file table, and basic layout.
  • Managing Files in WTC: Details all available file and folder actions (uploading, downloading, renaming, deleting, creating folders, and more) and how they behave.
  • WTC Shared Files Page: Explains how to view and manage files you have shared with others, including status, expiry, download counts, and available actions.
  • Receiving Shared Files from WTC: Describes the file pickup experience for external recipients who receive a WTC share link and need to download files securely.
  • WTC Profile Settings: Covers how to view and adjust your account-related options (such as password, security settings, and language preferences) from within WTC.