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Review shared files, search share records, inspect recipients, copy links, and delete shares from Download Center.

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Last updated: March 25, 2026

This guide explains how to use Content Share List inside Download Center to review which uploaded items have been shared and who received them.

Best for

Administrators and operations staff who need to review or revoke shared file links.

Requires

Access to Download Center and permission to view or delete share records.

Result

Shared items stay traceable, and the recipient list or download link can be reviewed from one place.

Before you start

  • Confirm which share record you need to inspect.
  • Decide whether you want to review the recipients, copy the link, or remove the share.
  • Keep the permission boundary in mind before deleting a published share.

Important: deleting a share can remove access to a published file. Confirm the audience and the use case before you remove a record.

Download Center -> Content Share List

Step 1: Open the Content Share List page

Go to Download Center and open Content Share List.

Content Share List workspace showing the share table, search field, copy-link action, view action, and delete action.
The workspace shows shared records in a table so you can review the published content and recipient details.

The page includes:

  • a searchable share table
  • row-level view and delete actions
  • copy-link support from the share title area

Step 2: Search the share list

Use the search field to find a share by title or share-related text.

This is useful when the share list becomes long and you need to track a specific content release.

Step 3: Open the share detail drawer

Click the view action on a row to open the share detail drawer.

The drawer shows:

  • the share title
  • the share and valid-until dates
  • the share description
  • attachments
  • recipients

Use the drawer when you need to confirm exactly who can access the shared material.

If a share includes a public or usable link, use the Copy link action from the row title area.

This is the quickest way to reuse the same shared content in another workflow without generating a new record.

Step 5: Delete a share when access should end

Use the delete action only when the share no longer needs to exist.

After deletion, refresh the list and verify that the record is gone.

Verify the result

Use this checklist after reviewing shares:

  • the correct share record is open in the detail drawer
  • recipients match the expected audience
  • the link can be copied when needed
  • deleted share records no longer appear in the list

Expected result: shared content records stay traceable, and you can inspect or revoke access from the same list.

Troubleshooting

IssueLikely causeWhat to do
A share does not appearThe search filter is too narrowClear the search and review the full list
The detail drawer does not loadThe share record could not be fetchedRefresh the page and open the row again
Copy link failsThe share does not expose a usable linkOpen the detail drawer and confirm the share has a link
Delete feels unsafeOther users may still depend on the shared linkConfirm the audience before removing the share

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