Secure File Storage and Sharing in the EU

Your Files, Encrypted, On European Infrastructure

Cloud file storage has become essential — and for most teams it means Dropbox, OneDrive, or Google Drive, all built on US infrastructure and governed by US law. For European organisations handling sensitive or regulated data, storing it on an American platform is a liability they can no longer overlook.

Mandraki Drive gives you the same convenience — sync, share, organise, search — on infrastructure hosted entirely within the EU, with no US processor in the path.

Built for How Teams Actually Work

• Personal and team drives so each team has its own shared space with its own membership
• Folders, search, and previews for documents, images, PDFs, and media
• Granular sharing — share a file or folder with a person, a team, or a channel, as viewer or editor
• Public links with optional passwords and expiry, when you need to share outside the organisation
• Version history so nothing is lost when a file is overwritten

Encrypted at Rest

Files are encrypted before they are stored, using your organisation’s data encryption key. The storage backend never sees plaintext, and file access always goes through authenticated, org-scoped endpoints — never a raw or public storage URL. Even the infrastructure provider cannot read your content.

Edit Office Files In Place

A spreadsheet or document in your Drive is not a dead attachment you download, edit, and re-upload. Open it directly in Mandraki’s built-in editors, co-edit it live with colleagues, and the saved file is the file in your Drive — same .docx, .xlsx, .pptx, no conversion.

One Platform, Not Five Tools

People look for file storage on its own — but the advantage of Mandraki Drive is that your files are not stranded in a separate app. They are one click from the chat where a file is discussed, the task it’s attached to, the email it was sent with, and the editor that opens it. Sharing uses the same permission model as the rest of the platform, and everything stays in the EU.

A sovereign place to keep your files — and everything that uses them, already connected.