Overview
The File Upload tool enables your Utari workers to upload files from the workspace to cloud storage and generate secure, shareable links. This simple capability makes it easy to share documents, images, reports, and other files with others or access them from outside the Utari workspace.File Upload Capability
Upload and Share Files
Upload any file from your Utari workspace to cloud storage and receive a secure link that can be:
- Shared with team members
- Embedded in emails or messages
- Accessed from any device
- Downloaded by recipients
- Used as public file hosting
Using File Upload
Basic Upload Process
1
Create or Identify File
Ensure the file exists in your workspace:
2
Request Upload
Ask your worker to upload the file:
3
Receive Shareable Link
Worker uploads file and provides secure link:
4
Share Link
Copy and share the link via:
- Slack or Teams
- Documents
- Web pages
- Any communication channel
Common Use Cases
Sharing Reports and Documents
Distributing Visual Assets
Archiving and Backup
File Upload Workflow Example
1
Generate Content
2
Upload to Cloud
3
Share with Team
Combining with Other Tools
+ Document Creator
Create documents, then upload and share them immediately
+ Image Editor
Generate images, upload to cloud, and share links
+ Presentations
Create presentations, upload, and distribute via links
+ Web Search
Research and create reports, then upload for sharing
Example Combined Workflow
Best Practices
Clear File Names
Use descriptive names before uploading: “Q4_Report_Final.pdf” not “report.pdf”
Consider Privacy
Remember that anyone with the link can access the file
Organize Before Upload
Ensure files are in final form and properly named
Track Links
Keep record of important shareable links for future reference
Supported File Types
File Upload supports all common file types:- Documents
- Images
- Other
- PDF, DOCX, DOC, TXT, MD, RTF
- PPT, PPTX (presentations)
- XLS, XLSX, CSV (spreadsheets)
Troubleshooting
File not found for upload
File not found for upload
Ensure:
- File exists in workspace
- File path is correct
- File was successfully created
- Check with
lscommand to verify location
Upload fails
Upload fails
Check:
- File isn’t corrupted
- File size is reasonable
- Network connection is stable
- Try uploading again
Link not working
Link not working
Verify:
- Link was copied completely
- No extra spaces in URL
- Link was successfully generated
- Try generating new link if needed
Summary
You’ve successfully learned how to:Upload files from workspace to cloud storage
Generate secure shareable links
Share files with team members and external parties
Combine file upload with content creation workflows