Ferrymark dispatches files to partners and vendors through expiring links, retries failed deliveries automatically, and gives you a receipt for every one — instead of an email thread asking "did you get this?"
Every dispatch moves through the same four stages, and you can query the status of any of them at any point.
Your backend calls the dispatch endpoint with the file and one or more recipients. Ferrymark returns a dispatch ID immediately.
Each recipient gets a unique, expiring link — never a shared one — so you can see exactly who opened what.
The notification goes out by email or webhook. A failed attempt is retried on a backoff schedule, not left to fail silently.
Open and download events are timestamped and queryable, and can trigger your own webhook the moment they happen.
No shared download URLs. Every recipient's link is unique, scoped, and revocable on its own.
A bounced email or unreachable webhook is retried on a backoff schedule before it's escalated to you.
Know when a link was opened and the file downloaded, not just that an email was sent.
Links expire on a schedule you set. Nothing you send stays reachable indefinitely by default.
Ferrymark handles link generation, retries, and receipts after this.