Provisioning
Workspaces are created by an account manager, program lead, or assigned service operator. Public registration is disabled.
Workspace design
Each exchange space is scoped around one client boundary, one delivery cycle, or one review task.
RelayVault is intentionally narrow. It is not a collaboration suite and it is not an archive of record. Teams use it when they need a quiet transfer surface with named access, expiry windows, and a compact activity trail that can be reviewed later without opening a larger system.
Transfer controls
Named seats, bundle versioning, optional checksum verification, and granular expiry windows are available per handoff.
Typical teams
Legal review, translation vendors, release management, secure print suppliers, and finance operations.
Recommended use
RelayVault fits best between systems, not in place of them.
Named operatorsSmall access lists
Two to twelve seats is the normal range for a workspace.
Short review loopsControlled retention
Temporary packages can expire on a schedule without affecting the source system.
Audit snapshotsReadable activity records
Enough signal for a delivery trail, without becoming a document repository.