#Sharing Files2 personnes en discutent

Storing large files directly in Salesforce quickly consumes storage limits and degrades system performance, as the platform is designed to manage data rather than serve as a multimedia repository. To share large files within Salesforce, you can upload them to external cloud services like OneDrive, Google Drive, or SharePoint and share secure access links using custom fields on your records. This ensures your team has seamless access without driving up your storage costs.

@Eric Praud Your link helped lead me to the knowledge article I was searching for, thank you! I needed to go into the Experience Workspace and change the preference on allowed file types.

https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=sf.networks_enable_file_limits.htm&type=5

@Gruppo Stratos Gruppo Stratos In my post I said for that specific object you can give Modify all access. I did also mention that will give access to  delete records for that specific object. The 'Modify all' access you are referring to is via the systems permission where it gives you delete access to all the objects and that is dangerous.

You cannot share 1:1 directly from a Chatter Post. You could upload a file (not share it on a post right away) and then change the sharing methods. You could even just grab the share URL and give that URl to your contact via email or other 1:1 secure method.

The file will reside on the success community but only be accessible to places where it's been "shared to."