Trash Items deleted from your Filecamp account aren’t really deleted … they are just moved to the Trash. This two-step process adds an extra precaution to keep you from accidentally deleting a file or folder. Empty Trash To access the Trash, click on the Main menu and select Trash. Then, click the Empty Trash button in the Toolbar. You will see how much storage space can be freed by emptying your Trash. Click YES, DELETE to confirm and permanently empty…

Edit My Profile A complete profile will help teammates learn about you. By default, everyone can add a username, name, and avatar/profile photo. Change your Password or Username Any user can change their own Username and Password at any time. Just click on the User Avatar in the top right corner of the browser window and choose My Profile. From this menu, you can edit your username, avatar, and password. You will need to type the new password twice to…

Create folder Organize your files in folders just as you would on your local computer. Create all the folders you like and manage access to each folder. Create new folder To create a new folder, click the Extra options icon in the Toolbar. Then select the Add Folder option: A pop-up window will appear prompting you to enter the name of the new folder. Enter a name for the new folder. Then click CREATE. Notice: Folder names have a limit…

Messages Messages display information about events that may require your attention. Navigate to the Messages by clicking on your Avatar in the Top Bar. If you have unread messages the number of unread messages will be displayed in a round box over your avatar. Inbox Upon navigating to the Inbox tab, you will see a list of all your messages sorted by date. The following notifications are displayed in your Inbox: Download notifications Upload notifications Label change notifications New comments…

…simple you can read, write and edit the following Metadata fields inside Filecamp: Name Description Tags Author Copyright The XMP metadata standard is the same one used by Adobe Bridge and Adobe Lightroom. And yes, this means that keywords entered in Adobe Bridge will be embedded when files are uploaded to Filecamp. And metadata entered in Filecamp will be embedded into the file, and can afterward be read and edited in Adobe Bridge and other compatible programs. You can edit…