Adding files to your Quenza account can be done in 3 different ways. In this article, we’ll go in-depth on these steps and walk you through the process of uploading files to the main library, client files and group files.
Upload a file
The first way to upload a file is by using the main file library. To access this library, navigate to your Quenza account and from the navigation menu click on Files [1]. Once there, click on the +Add File [2] option.
This will present two options, to upload a file click on Upload a file [3].
The second way to upload a file is by uploading it directly for a specific client. To do this, navigate to your Quenza account and click on Clients [1]. Once there, click on a client you’d like to add the file to.
This will open the clients’ page, where you will be able to click on the Files [1] tab and then use the + Add File [2] button.
In the modal window that shows up, click on Upload a file [3]. The file will then be added to the client files, it does not automatically share the file with them.
The third way to upload a file is by uploading it directly to a group of clients. To do this, navigate to your Quenza account and click on Clients [1]. Once there, click on the Groups [2] tab in the top left corner of the page. This will open a list of active groups, where you will be able to click on the group you’d like to add the file to.
Once there, click on the Files [3] tab and then click on the + Add File [4] button.
In the modal window that appears, click on Upload a file [5]. The file will then be added to the group files, it does not automatically share the file with the group members.
Add a link
To add a direct link to a website/webpage, follow the same steps described in the first couple of chapter of this article. However, once the prompt window appears, select the Add a link [1] option.
Once the new window opens, add the desired URL and input a name for this link. After this is done, click on the Save link [2] option.
Important to note: The best way to add a URL (link) is by copy-pasting it directly from a browser. If the “https://” part of the URL is missing, you won’t be able to add the link successfully.
Example: Instead of entering “www.google.com”, make sure to type/paste https://www.google.com
Supported file types
We don’t have any file-type limitations. This means that you can use this feature to upload videos, audio recordings, spreadsheets, PDF’s, images, etc.
FAQ
There’s no limit on how many files you can upload, regardless of the current subscription plan.
The file size limit is 128 MB. This means that all files that are larger than 128 MB will fail to upload.
You, as the professional/practitioner, are considered the file owner.
You are responsible for the copyright of files uploaded to Quenza.