Hello Keith,

I am not aware of this being possible, and currently for good reasons. We usually have recipients create a zip file and upload that, so it is all in one package. As soon as there is someone who needs to send us files regularly, we share a folder in an upload area with them.

As for the rationale: why would you not want an upload link that works multiple times? Well:

• Links are sent by E-Mail. SMTP Emails are often not encrypted "on the wire", so basically "anyone" can get the link. With a single-use link, you and the recipient will notice if it is abused. A multi-use link could be used for attacks by e.g. uploading a fake file with malware named "requested-document-new-version-please-use-this-one.odt", or could be used for a DOS attack by uploading a huge number of documents.
• File Upload Links can be used from Net Folders, and if they would be reusable without authentication, a DOS attack can be aimed at my file servers in the backend, plus storage space monitoring may need to be more agile, here.
• When a recipient of a link leaves an organisation the link may now be in unkown hands without you being notified.

However, I do see the value in a multi-use upload link - it just needs to be made secure and safe, like e.g. by setting a time limit or by adding a password for the upload that does not need a registered username.
You might want to look at/comment on/vote for one of the relevant ideas:

•  Upload folder to collect files by link from anonymous users.
•   Filr upload enhancement (this is very close to what I think you want)

There are also Ideas for "outbound" non-login links that you can refer to in a comment on the above ideas. This can help, since for engineering, it may be more viable to look at "password protection for anonymous access" as a logic item if multiple ideas need it. Outbound Link Ideas are:

•  Share Folder by link in the same way we do this with files
•  Filr option to create passwords for public links

As you see by the Upload Link function having come from an idea:  Upload By Link - possibility to send a link to someone which allows them to upload a file , you can see that Ideas work, especially with Filr

I hope this helps and have fun with Fillr!
Cheers
Christian

This is not possible at the moment

There is an idea for this (community.microfocus.com/.../filr-upload-enhancement) that you can vote on

There are a couple of workarounds, neither of which are perfect : You can get the end user to zip up the files into one zip and upload that or you can share a folder with the user and give them contributor rights.