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In FeatPaper, you can create a unique share link for each document to distribute it to external users. Recipients can view the document through the share link without needing to sign up for an account.
Share Dialog
1

Select a Document

Click on the document you want to share to open the document detail page.
2

Click the Share Button

Click the Share button at the top of the document detail page. The share dialog will appear.
3

Generate Link

Click the Generate Link button to create a unique share URL.
4

Copy and Send the Link

Copy the generated link and send it via email, messenger, or other channels.
In the Link Management tab of the share dialog, you can view the list of share links created for the current document. You can monitor and manage the status of each link at a glance.

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Bulk Sharing

You can share a document with multiple users at once.
1

Add Recipients

Enter the email addresses of multiple users in the share dialog.
2

Send to All

Click the Share button to generate share links for all entered recipients.
When using bulk sharing, an individual share link is created for each recipient.
FeatPaper’s share links are automatically assigned the appropriate type based on how you share. You don’t need to manually select a link type, but understanding each type helps when analyzing tracking data.
Link TypeNameDescription
/l/Basic LinkA standard share link that allows immediate document viewing.
/n/Space LinkA link generated from a workspace. Space-based tracking is applied, optimized for team-level document sharing and analytics.
/u/Dedicated LinkA unique link is generated per recipient, enabling individual tracking. Supports lead form collection and URL-based view count aggregation. Created directly from the share dialog.
Dedicated links (/u/) allow you to track viewing data separately for each recipient, even when sharing the same document with multiple people. This is especially useful when sending proposals to multiple clients.
Legacy /v/ dedicated links are maintained for backward compatibility. Newly generated dedicated links use the /u/ path.