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Ask for the documents. They land in the right folder.

Put an upload field in any form and send the link. Clients attach IDs, forms and photos from their phone — no account, no email attachments — and each file arrives in that client's folder, inside the form it was sent with.

How it works

From request to folder

  1. 01

    Add upload fields

    Drop an upload field into the form for each document you need, with a line above it saying what to send.

  2. 02

    Send the link

    Share it by link or QR code, or put it in the client's portal.

  3. 03

    Files land in their folder

    Each file is saved in the client's copy of the form, in their folder — beside their other forms, notes and agreements.

What it handles

Built for the paperwork clients actually have

  • The files people have

    PDFs, photos, Word, Excel and PowerPoint files, plain text and CSV — up to 25 MB each.

  • Several files in one field

    Front and back of an ID, every page of a lease: pick several files at once or drag them in, then put them in order.

  • From a phone, no account

    Clients upload from their phone or computer, in the browser. There's nothing to install and nothing to sign up for.

  • Filed with its form

    A file lives inside the form it was sent with, so you always know what it was for — and the form lives in the client's folder.

  • Photos you can check at a glance

    Images show as thumbnails you can open full screen; PDFs and Office files show their name and type.

  • Out of your inbox

    Files go to cloud storage (Amazon S3) and open through links that expire — no attachments piling up in email.

Accepted files

What clients can send

Up to 25 MB per file, and as many files per upload field as the document needs.

  • PDF
  • JPG
  • PNG
  • GIF
  • WebP
  • BMP
  • Word
  • Excel
  • CSV
  • PowerPoint
  • TXT
  • Markdown
  • ≤ 25 MB
Good to know

Before you send the link

  • Name each document you need

    An empty upload field doesn't stop someone from submitting, so say in the form exactly which documents to send — you'll see at a glance what arrived.

  • Photos are resized on the way in

    Photos are compressed before they upload, which keeps uploads quick on a phone and is plenty for reading an ID or a receipt. If you need an original, ask for a PDF.

  • Files open from their document

    Download a file from the document it came with, one file at a time.

FAQ

Questions about collecting documents

What file types can clients upload?
PDFs; images (JPG, PNG, GIF, WebP, BMP); Word, Excel and PowerPoint files; and plain text, Markdown and CSV — up to 25 MB each.
Do clients need an account to upload?
No. They open your link in the browser and upload from their phone or computer.
Where do the uploaded files go?
Into the client's copy of the form, which sits in their folder. Open the client and the files are there with the rest of their paperwork.
Can I make an upload field required?
No — Pocper doesn't stop someone submitting with an empty field. Say clearly in the form which documents you need; their copy of the form shows at a glance what arrived.
Is there a storage limit?
Each file can be up to 25 MB. Plans differ by the number of papers — Free includes up to 20 — not by storage.

Stop chasing attachments.

Build an intake form with upload fields, or start from a ready-made template.