This guide explains how to store the database of Joplin on your kDrive Infomaniak and connect your various devices via the WebDAV protocol. You thus keep your notes safe in a storage medium located in Switzerland.

Preamble

• Joplin is a free and open-source note-taking tool that allows you to organize all your notes within folders and access them from any device (computer, mobile device, etc.)
• Joplin will store several of its configuration files, so to avoid cluttering your kDrive directories, it is recommended to create a dedicated folder in your personal directory on kDrive, with a simple folder name like "joplin", for example, and then specify it at the end of the WebDAV link in step 7 below:
  

Set up Joplin to use kDrive via WebDAV

Prerequisites

• Download Joplin
• Know your kDrive identifier (kDrive ID).

The example below is essentially the same for all versions of Joplin:

1. Open the Joplin application.
2. Click on the menu at the top left:
   
3. Click on Settings:
   
4. Click on Synchronization.
5. Press the menu to select a target.
6. Select the **WebDAV** mode:
   
7. For the account settings, use the following information:
   1. Server address: https://IDkDrive.connect.kdrive.infomaniak.com/joplin (or /folder-name — read the preamble above)
   2. Username: email address used to log in to the Infomaniak user account
   3. Password: application password if two-factor authentication is enabled or‍ the one for your Infomaniak user account if you haven't enabled 2FA
8. Click on the synchronization test and wait for the connection confirmation below:
   
9. Tap on the top left to return to the previous menu and tap on Synchronize to create files on kDrive:
   
10. Go back to your notes to start working.

This guide details the Lite Sync option of the desktop app kDrive (desktop application on macOS).

Preamble

• The Lite Sync feature saves space by virtually storing your kDrive files on your computer, only downloading them when necessary.
• The files are always accessible from the kDrive web app (online service kdrive.infomaniak.com) but locally they are present in a "dehydrated" way, requiring a loading time to be fully accessible.
• This allows you to view, complete, and synchronize the content of kDrive without saturating the hard drive.
• The Lite Sync option always acts:
  • on a specific kDrive (in the case where you synchronize several on the application).
  • and on the entirety of the kDrive (or the entirety of an advanced synchronization).
  • and via a specific kDrive app (another user of the same kDrive can make a different Lite Sync choice from yours).
• In case of a problem, consult this other guide on the subject.

Activating the Lite Sync option

Prerequisites & scope of use of Lite Sync

• macOS version ≥ 10.15 — not available with Linux
• File storage system under NTFS / APFS

The Lite Sync option can be activated during the installation of the application (this is offered to you) or subsequently:

1. Perform a left-click on the app icon in the notification area of your computer (top right on macOS).
2. Click on the action menu ⋮ to the right of the kDrive window.
3. Select kDrive settings.
4. Click on the button in the Synchronization section to enable Lite Sync.

The cloud icon will appear to the far right of a sync name in the application, indicating that Lite Sync is enabled. If the crossed-out cloud icon is displayed, this means that Lite Sync is not enabled:

Always keep on this device

Once Lite Sync is enabled, you can still make a folder and its subfolders or only one or more subfolders available locally:

1. From the macOS Finder, navigate to a folder synchronized with kDrive and right-click.
2. Select the option Always keep locally available under kDrive:
   

Free up space

Conversely, once Lite Sync is enabled, you can free up space in a folder and its subfolders or only in one or more subfolders.

1. From the macOS Finder, navigate to a folder synchronized with kDrive and right-click.
2. Select the option free up local space under kDrive:
   

Example of use (storage space required)

If you enable Lite Sync, the space occupied (900 GB for example) on the Infomaniak server will be freed up on your hard drive, but the opposite is also true (for example, 900 GB of free space required on your hard drive if you enable the Lite Sync option midway).

File "dehydration"

As explained in the preamble, a dehydrated file is a kDrive file whose complete version is not present on the hard drive and instead a 1 KB "shortcut" is displayed, which is normal behavior when Lite Sync is enabled.

In some cases (for example, if you copy the files from your hard drive while Lite Sync is enabled, and then start a synchronization with a new kDrive) the application will block the import of this type of file. To resolve these errors, you can download the complete file from the kDrive Web app (online service kdrive.infomaniak.com).

To summarize, here are the status icons that are used:

Status icons	Files	Folders
= online	the file is only on kDrive "in the cloud", to view it locally, you will need to download it	the folder contains at least one file or subfolder present on kDrive online
= always available	the file is always available locally and synchronized with the online version	the folder contains only local files or subfolders synchronized with their online version
= synchronization conflict	kDrive encounters a synchronization conflict with the file	kDrive encounters a synchronization conflict with the folder
= transfer error	An error occurred during the file transfer and it was interrupted	An error occurred during the folder transfer and it was interrupted
= download in progress	The progress circle indicates a download in progress	The progress circle indicates a download in progress

Disable the Lite Sync option

To do this:

1. Perform a left-click on the app icon in the notification area of your computer (top right on macOS).
2. Click on the action menu ⋮ to the right of the kDrive window.
3. Select kDrive settings.
4. Click on the button in the Synchronization to disable Lite Sync.
5. Two scenarios may occur:
   1. If there is enough space on your computer, a message confirming the deactivation is displayed. Simply click on Continue.
   2. If there is not enough space on your computer, a message will indicate the missing space to allow the deactivation of Lite Sync. The synchronization of your kDrive will be paused until you select the files to synchronize on your computer.

This guide provides instructions for connecting to kDrive using the WebDAV connection protocol.

Preamble

• Connecting via WebDAV allows for:
  • using the WebDAV application of your choice instead of the official kDrive application (only solution if the latter is unavailable on your OS, for example macOS 10.14.6),
  • using kDrive as a synchronization base for a tool that would allow this via WebDAV (Joplin for example),
  • accessing kDrive from your operating system's file manager.

Obtaining the identifier (kDrive ID)

To find out your kDrive identifier:

1. Click here to access the Infomaniak kDrive web app (online service kdrive.infomaniak.com).
2. The kDrive directory structure is displayed in the left sidebar.
3. The URL https://ksuite.infomaniak.com/kdrive/app/drive/123456/ displayed at the top of your browser contains a number:
   
4. In some cases, especially when the Organization ID is mentioned in the URL, there may be several series of numbers, but the principle remains the same, you need to take the number displayed after the term “/drive/”:
   

This number (in the example 123456) is your kDrive identifier (IDkDrive).

You will therefore need to write https://IDkDrive.connect.kdrive.infomaniak.com every time it is necessary (https://123456.connect.kdrive.infomaniak.com for example as a WebDAV address).

Connect to kDrive via WebDAV…

… on Windows

To do this:

1. Open the File Explorer from the taskbar or the Start menu.
2. Select This PC in the left pane.
3. In the Computer tab, select Add a network location:
   
4. Click on Next.
5. Click on Choose a custom network location:
    
6. Click on Next.
7. Enter the server address: https://IDkDrive.connect.kdrive.infomaniak.com
8. Click on Next.
9. For the account settings, use the following information:
   • Server address: https://IDkDrive.connect.kdrive.infomaniak.com (read the ID kDrive chapter above)
   • Username: email address to log in to the Infomaniak user account
   • Password: application password if double authentication is enabled or the one from your Infomaniak user account if you have not enabled 2FA
10. If desired, click the box to save the login information.
11. Enter a name for this connection or leave the default indication.
12. Click on Finish.
13. Two folders will appear, one containing deleted files & folders, the other with the name of your kDrive and containing your data.

... on macOS

For a computer on macOS, follow the Apple instructions, which can result in this:

1. Click on the Go menu from the Finder.
2. Click on Connect to Server: 
   
3. Enter the server address: https://IDkDrive.connect.kdrive.infomaniak.com (read the ID kDrive chapter above)
4. Click on Connect: 
   
5. Confirm the connection by clicking the blue button.
6. Enter the following information:
   • Username: email address to log in to the Infomaniak user account
   • Password: application password if double authentication is enabled or the one from your Infomaniak user account if you have not enabled 2FA
7. If desired, click the box to save the login information.
8. Click on the blue button to log in:
   
9. Here it is, the kDrive content is displayed on the Finder:
   

… on Linux (Gnome)

To do this:

1. Open Files.
2. In the sidebar, click on Other location.
3. In the Connect to server field, enter davs://IDkDrive.connect.kdrive.infomaniak.com
4. Click on Connect.
5. For the account settings, use the following information:
   • Server address: https://IDkDrive.connect.kdrive.infomaniak.com (read the ID kDrive chapter above)
   • Username: email address to log in to the Infomaniak user account
   • Password: application password if double authentication is enabled or the one from your Infomaniak user account if you have not enabled 2FA
6. Click on Login.

… with a Windows software

Use the software RaiDrive for quick access to your hosted data. Complete the fields as in the image below:

… with a Windows / macOS software

Use the software Cyberduck for quick access to your hosted data:

1. Open Cyberduck.
2. In the software menu, go to Bookmark then to New bookmark.
3. Choose the protocol WebDAV (https).
4. Enter the following information:
   • Server address: https://IDkDrive.connect.kdrive.infomaniak.com (read the ID kDrive chapter above)
   • Username: email address to log in to the Infomaniak user account
   • Password: application password if double authentication is enabled or the one from your Infomaniak user account if you have not enabled 2FA
   • Download folder: the folder where the downloaded files will be stored

Direct WebDAV connection URL to a specific folder

To facilitate a direct connection via WebDAV to a specific folder, you can use the following URL:

https://XXXXXX.connect.kdrive.infomaniak.com/Common documents/folder-name

This simple method allows you to quickly access the desired folder without manually navigating the directory tree. You just need to replace "folder-name" with the exact name of the targeted folder to establish a direct and secure connection via WebDAV.

This guide explains how to delete one of the users from your Organization on the Manager Infomaniak.

Prerequisites

• To be Administrator or Legal Representative‍ within the Organization.
• Know the login password; it will be requested during the process.

Removing a user from your Organization

To remove one of the users from the Organization:

1. Click here to access user management for your Organization on the Infomaniak Manager (need help?).
2. Click on the action menu ⋮ to the right of the user in question.
3. Click on Remove from Organization:
   
4. Click the blue Continue button:
   
5. Enter your password to log in to the Manager.
6. Check the confirmation box.
7. Click the red button Remove this user
   

If the user had access to **kDrive** or was invited to **consult a third-party email address**, several intermediate steps will ask you to perform actions with their data and will inform you, if necessary, what happens to the calendars and address books:

This guide explains how to check and update the version of the desktop app kDrive (desktop application for macOS / Windows / Linux).

Access the installed version info…

... on macOS / Windows / Linux

To identify the version number of the kDrive application:

1. Left-click on the desktop app icon in your computer's notification area (top right on macOS, bottom right on Windows, and a double left-click in the taskbar on Linux).
2. Click on Preferences (or first click on the icon ⋮ at the top right in the application):
   
3. Scroll all the way down and under the Version category, you will find the version currently installed on your computer:
   

Update the installed version

... on macOS / Windows

With each new version of the kDrive application offered by Infomaniak, a message will appear upon the first opening of the software after a restart or a few minutes later if it is not restarted, offering the possibility to install the update automatically.

If that is not the case:

• Follow the steps above and click the displayed button offering the update:
  

If the button is missing or the app version is too old:

1. Download the latest version from the official page (the number of the latest version is displayed in the file name):
   
2. If this version number is more recent than your current version, let the download complete.
3. In the meantime, uninstall your application without touching the folder containing your synchronized files and especially without moving it.
4. Install the newly downloaded version.

This guide explains how to connect and manage multiple kDrive on a computer (macOS / Windows). This feature allows you, for example, to access files from a personal kDrive and a professional kDrive.

Prerequisites

• Have a kDrive or kSuite offer.
• Have the kDrive desktop app (desktop application for macOS / Windows / Linux).

Accessing different kDrive accounts from your computer

A user connected to the kDrive application on a computer may already have access to multiple kDrive accounts if they are already working with multiple kDrive accounts outside of the app, if they have been added to other kDrive accounts, etc. They are all accessible as long as the user is logged in with the identifier corresponding to these kDrive accounts.

Accessing and managing other kDrive accounts...

To log in with a different account and thus access other kDrive:

… from the kDrive desktop app (desktop application on macOS / Windows / Linux)

1. Left-click on the desktop app icon in the notification area of your computer (top right on macOS, bottom right on Windows and a double left-click in the taskbar on Linux).
2. Click on the dropdown arrow ‍ to the right of the kDrive name (the kDrive accounts you already have access to with your user will be displayed).
3. Click on Add a kDrive:
   
4. Click on the pill with your initials or your avatar in the top right corner.
5. Click on Add an account:
   
6. Enter your Infomaniak account credentials — refer to this other guide if necessary.
7. Select and configure the kDrive to add (including the directory that should be used on the computer).
8. It is now possible to switch from one kDrive to another when you click on the kDrive icon, then on the chevron ‍ in the window that opens:
   

… from the kDrive web app (online service kdrive.infomaniak.com)

1. Click here to access the Web app kDrive Infomaniak (online service kdrive.infomaniak.com).
2. Click on the chevron ‍ to expand the list at the top left of the kDrive interface
3. Click on the kDrive you want to use
   

Disconnect a kDrive from the desktop app

To access the settings of the kDrive application on your device:

1. Left-click on the desktop app icon in your computer's notification area (top right on macOS, bottom right on Windows, and a double left-click in the taskbar on Linux).
2. Click on the ⋮ icon on the right in the application.
3. Select kDrive Settings:
   
4. Click on the icon ⋮ to the right of the synchronized Drive, under Folders.
5. Choose Remove synchronization (from your device only, with no impact on kDrive):
   

This guide explains how to scan or digitize documents with the mobile app kDrive (application for iOS/Android smartphone or tablet).

Prerequisites

• Have a kDrive or kSuite offer.
• Install the mobile app kDrive (app for iOS/Android smartphone or tablet).

Scan documents

To quickly scan paper documents and store them on your kDrive:

1. Launch the mobile app kDrive on your iOS or Android device.
2. Press the icon ‍ at the bottom:
   
3. Tap Scan a document:
   
4. If necessary, grant the app the requested access:
   
5. Document search and detection occurs automatically as soon as the image is stable:
   
6. If necessary, edit the document after detection:
   
7. Tap NEXT:
   
8. Repeat the steps to scan other pages or tap FINISH.
9. Tap Save to group the scans into a PDF file that will be stored at your chosen location on your kDrive.

This guide explains how to use the history or versioning of files on kDrive.

Preamble

• This feature is very useful for retrieving deleted information that you might need later.
• Infomaniak keeps a backup of all changes made to files in the version history on kDrive:
  • With a Free offer, file versions are kept for 30 days (maximum 30 versions)
  • With higher offers you will find up to 200 file versions over 60 days (or 120 days for the Pro offer and 180 or 365 days with kDrive within kSuite)
• You can choose to keep certain versions indefinitely.

Managing previous file versions

To access kDrive:

1. Click here to access the Web app kDrive Infomaniak (online service kdrive.infomaniak.com).
2. Navigate through the kDrive directory structure that appears in the left-hand side menu.
3. Right-click on the desired file.
4. Click on Version History:
   
   

The different versions of the file are listed in reverse chronological order.

You can delete all versions of this file using the button.

Otherwise, a menu to the right of each version allows you to:

• … create a new file on kDrive from this version,
• … download the file as it was at the date/time of the selected version,
• … keep it indefinitely: the version will be kept after the standard retention period,
• … delete the version: allows you to erase only this version.

You can also access all versions of all your files…

1. … from the left menu Manage storage space
2. … open the drop-down menu to select File Versions:
   

This guide explains how to save an email (as if you were downloading it) but directly to your kDrive. You can thus save in 1 click a message received on an address of your Infomaniak Mail Service, this in .eml format readable directly within your kDrive interface.

Add an email to kDrive…

… from the Infomaniak Web Mail app

To export the email of your choice to your kDrive:

1. Click here to access the Web Mail Infomaniak app (online service mail.infomaniak.com).
2. Open the email you want to save.
3. At the top right of the relevant email:
   1. Click on the kDrive folder icon to Add to kDrive.
   2. If the icon is not visible, click on the action menu ⋮ and choose Add to kDrive:
      
4. Choose the kDrive (from those to which you are attached by your Organization) and the desired location on it to save your file - if you rename it, keep the extension .eml to be able to read it directly in the kDrive interface:
   
5. Click the Add button…
   1. A message at the bottom of the screen notifies you of the progress of the recording and allows you to go directly to the email's save location.
   2. The saved email can be viewed in kDrive as if you were reading it directly in Mail:
      

… from the Infomaniak Mail mobile app

For this:

1. Open the email in question on the mobile app Infomaniak Mail (app for iOS/Android smartphone or tablet).
2. Click on the action menu ⋮ located at the top right of the displayed email.
3. Choose Save to kDrive and follow the same procedure as above in step 4.

Learn more

• Export all emails from an email address
• Export the attachments of an email

This guide explains how to create a drop box with kDrive to invite contacts to deposit content (files or folders). The content uploaded by your contacts is thus directly sent and sorted to the right place on your kDrive.

Create a drop box

To access kDrive and create a drop box:

1. Click here to access the Web app kDrive Infomaniak (online service kdrive.infomaniak.com).
2. Navigate through the kDrive directory that appears in the left sidebar and go to the folder that will host the data collected in the drop box:
   1. Stay in the personal folder (My folder) if the data is private and specific to your user.
   2. Go to the shared folder (Organization folders) if you want other users of your kDrive to be able to directly view the data from the drop box.
3. Click the blue New button when you are in the directory of your choice (the one that will host the data collected using the drop box).
4. Click on Drop box:
   
5. Enter the name of the drop box.
6. The full path (internal to your kDrive) to the location of this drop box is specified for your information.
7. Depending on the kDrive offer and the choice in point 2 above, you can still decide whether, despite a location in a shared folder (Organization folders), you want to restrict access to your user only.
8. Click the blue Create button:
   
9. Share the link to the drop box or click on Send by email to share with your contacts.
10. The advanced options allow you to receive an email notification when a file is deposited, protect the folder with a password, add an expiration date and limit the storage space of the drop box:
    
    • You can also customize the appearance.

Disable or modify a drop box

To access the drop boxes:

1. Click here to access the Web app kDrive Infomaniak (online service kdrive.infomaniak.com).
2. Click on Shares in the left sidebar.
3. Click on Drop boxes.
4. Right-click or click on the action menu ⋮ to the right of the object concerned in the table that appears.
5. Click on Disable to cancel the share link without deleting the already shared data (the box will become a simple folder)
   or on Settings higher up in the dropdown menu to modify the advanced options (point 10 above):
   

This guide explains how user permissions work on kDrive and how you can modify these access permissions.

User permissions overview

When adding a user to kDrive, two permission levels are available:

• Administrator gives users the same rights as the kDrive owner:
  • sharing, statistics, activity reports, restoring and deleting folders, importing external data, etc. and access to files and folders
• User allows access to folders located at the root of the kDrive as well as managing and freely sharing their content:
  • access to shared files and folders, personal directory and file creation/sharing
  • However, users will not be able to access the administrative management of the product (manage users, view statistics, create or delete folders at the root of the drive, import data from an external service, etc.)

In summary:

• Folders at the root of a kDrive are private by default.
• The content of the Organization Folders directory is common and visible to other kDrive users but sharing can be restricted.
• Contents shared by other users from their private part of the kDrive and contents shared by users external to your kDrive appear in the Shares menu.
• Any folder or file can be shared with other kDrive users and your chosen contacts. Learn more

Modify a user's permissions

To access kDrive:

1. Click here to access the Infomaniak kDrive Web app (online service kdrive.infomaniak.com). Check or select the relevant kDrive in the dropdown menu of the left sidebar.
2. Click on the action menu ⋮ located to the right of the relevant item.
3. Click on Manage users:
   
4. Manage the desired user's rights, choose the desired access level:
   
5. If necessary, open the action menu ⋮ of the desired user for advanced actions:
   
6. If necessary, manage permissions related to categories:
   

Rights in the Organization / Rights on kDrive

Do not confuse or mix:

• the rights granted for the management of the kDrive service on the Manager,
• and the rights granted to the user within kDrive.

Indeed, a user may have restricted or even no rights on the kDrive product in the Manager (and therefore will not be able to manage the kDrive product itself or have technical details - see below) but may have been defined as an administrator in kDrive and thus have access to all stored data.

Here is the view from the dashboard of an administrator of an Infomaniak Organization:

There are 2 users in the Organization, including 1 collaborator access and 1 legal representative (therefore having maximum rights). The dropdown menu in the top right allows switching to a view of users specific to products, kDrive for example:

The second user who has collaborator access at the Infomaniak Manager level has administrator access within kDrive specifically. They will therefore have access to shared files on kDrive, but their interface will still be reduced in accordance with the restrictions applied to their status in the Organization...

... unlike the administrator (and legal representative of the Organization, therefore having maximum rights) who has full access to all the extended details of the kDrive interface:

This guide details the various ways to access kDrive once the my kSuite offer has been subscribed to.

There are three ways to view, add and modify files on kDrive from a computer:

1. From a web browser…
2. From the **kDrive** app available on computer and mobile device…
3. By setting up a WebDAV connection

1. From a web browser

To access the Web app kDrive (online service kdrive.infomaniak.com):

1. Click here to access the Infomaniak Manager.
2. Click on the icon ‍ in the top right corner of the interface.
3. Choose kDrive.

2. From the kDrive app

To access kDrive from a mobile or desktop app:

1. Install kDrive for your device.
2. Open the application.
   1. If it is the desktop app, left-click on the desktop app icon in the notification area of your computer (top right on macOS, bottom right on Windows and a double left-click in the taskbar on Linux).
   2. Refer to this other guide for more information.

3. Via WebDAV

This multiplies the possibilities of connecting to your data, notably via the WebDAV application of your choice.

This guide explains how to start recording an online meeting organized with kMeet, the ethical free video conferencing solution by Infomaniak, to obtain a video of the presentation in .mp4 format stored on kDrive Infomaniak.

Prerequisites

• Have a kDrive (standalone/independent or as part of a kSuite, my kSuite, etc.).
• Be the moderator of the video conference to be recorded.
• Do not create an encrypted video conference with a custom key.

Record a kMeet meeting on kDrive

To record the meeting in video format .mp4 on kDrive:

1. Start kMeet via kmeet.infomaniak.com or from one of the apps for computers and mobile devices.
2. Once in the meeting, click on the action menu ○○○ in the kMeet toolbar.
3. Click on the icon ◉ Start Recording:
   
4. If necessary, log in to your Infomaniak account and select a kDrive to record the video conference:
   
5. To stop the recording, click on the icon ⋮ at the bottom right and then on Stop Recording:
   
6. The recording is available at the root of the chosen kDrive as soon as the virtual room in which the meeting took place is closed (i.e., as soon as all participants have left the video conference).

The video recording is done on the server side and does not generate any load for the computer of the participant who started it.

This guide explains how to edit an image file on the Web app kDrive (online service ksuite.infomaniak.com/kdrive — kDrive paid offers only).

Preamble

• The Web app kDrive (kDrive paid offers only) natively integrates an editor that allows you to modify an image online.
• Your files are never analyzed and are exclusively stored in Switzerland.
• Refer to this other guide if you are looking for information on editing other file formats.

Modify an image, a photo

To access kDrive and modify files:

1. Click here to access the Web app kDrive (online service ksuite.infomaniak.com/kdrive).
2. Open the image file in question.
3. Click the Edit button at the top of the document to access the file editor:
   
4. The editor allows you to…
   1. … rotate the image 90° to the right or left,
   2. … crop your image,
   3. … flip (mirror) / reverse the image horizontally or vertically:
      
   4. … modify the brightness and contrast of the image:
      
   5. … create a signature (kDrive paid offers only) and then apply it to the image (refer to this other guide on this subject).
5. Once completed, save the changes and choose whether to create a copy of the modified document or overwrite the existing file.

This guide explains how to manually upload data (upload files, folders, etc.) from your computer to your kDrive without installing the kDrive Infomaniak application (application for iOS / Android smartphone or tablet or desktop application on macOS / Windows / Linux).

Import to kDrive from the browser

To access kDrive:

1. Click here to access the kDrive Infomaniak web app (online service kdrive.infomaniak.com).
2. Check or select the relevant kDrive in the drop-down menu of the left sidebar.

Then as desired:

Drag & Drop

• Drag and drop the items to be sent to kDrive, from a window of your computer, to the window of your browser where the kDrive site is open:
  
  

“New” button

• Use the New button at the top left of your kDrive interface, then choose the desired import (either file or folder):
  
  
   
• The operating system (macOS for example) may ask for confirmation when uploading a folder.

Right-click

• Right-click where you want to import new content, then choose the desired import (either file or folder):
  
  
   
• The operating system (macOS for example) may ask for confirmation when uploading a folder.

Import external data

• Import specific content using the Import external data menu:
  
  
   
• Refer to this other guide if you are looking for information about importing data from outside.

File types

You can send any type of file, such as .pdf, .txt or other extensions, including in the field of 3D.

kDrive also allows you to open and convert iWork files designed from a Mac to edit them from any device. These files from the Apple Suite still have a few peculiarities with their extensions; example with the application Numbers:

• The .numbers can be files or folders depending on the chosen recording (and the behavior during upload is not the same when it is a folder).
• If there is already a file for example calcul.numbers on kDrive and if it is saved as a “package” on the desktop, then at the time of upload the file will be considered as a folder and kDrive will try to upload files inside, which is not possible so the upload will not be allowed.
  • To solve the problem, simply change the recording format in the Apple Numbers application on macOS to “Single file”:
    

This guide explains how to see how the storage space of your kDrive is used and how to increase its capacity if needed.

Preamble

• The maximum number of files per kDrive is not a fixed limit, but if it is exceeded, the stability of the storage system and the kDrive application cannot be guaranteed by Infomaniak.
• Only the specific terms Backup and storage that you can find on your Manager are binding.

Current limits

Maximum file size sent via…

• … desktop app (desktop application on macOS / Windows / Linux) = 50 GB‍
• … Web app (online service kdrive.infomaniak.com) = 50 GB‍
• … API = 50 GB‍

Maximum number of files per kDrive

• All plans = 300000‍

Maximum number of files per folder

• All plans = 50000‍

Maximum number of subfolders

• All plans = 1000‍

Maximum number of downloads per file per day

• my kSuite = 50,000/user‍ | my kSuite+ = 50,000/user‍
• kSuite Standard 1 user max. = 50000/user‍ | kSuite Standard 2 users min. = 100000/user‍ | kSuite Pro = 100000/user‍ | kSuite Entreprise = 100000/user‍

Bandwidth

• my kSuite = 200 GB/day/user‍ | my kSuite+ = 200 GB/day/user‍
• kSuite Standard 1 user max. = 200 GB/day/user‍ | kSuite Standard 2 users min. = 1000 GB/day/user‍ | kSuite Pro = 1000 GB/day/user‍ | kSuite Entreprise = 1000 GB/day/user‍

Check the kDrive storage space

To access kDrive:

1. Click here to access the Web app kDrive Infomaniak (online service kdrive.infomaniak.com).
2. Click on the chevron ‍ to expand the kDrive Management section in the left sidebar.
3. Click on Storage Space in the left sidebar:
   
4. Select large files (or file versions that are also counted in the storage space) using the drop-down menu:
    
5. Click on the action menu ⋮ located to the right of a file in the list to perform an action (such as deletion).

Increase kDrive storage

Prerequisites

• Have sufficient permissions within the Organization and/or kSuite.

To modify the kDrive storage space:

1. Click here to access the Web app kDrive Infomaniak (online service kdrive.infomaniak.com).
2. Click on Dashboard in the left sidebar under kDrive Management.
3. Click on Manage.
4. Click on Modify the offer:
   
   • You will be offered the choice to modify the offer or to modify the maximum storage space of your kDrive.
   • Once the offer is modified, click on Next and proceed to payment.

This guide explains how to save email attachments from the Web app Mail Infomaniak (online service ksuite.infomaniak.com/mail). You can thus save all files attached to a message in one click, in a .zip archive on your computer, or in your kDrive etc.

Export attachments from the Web Mail app

To export files received by email:

1. Click here to access the Web app Mail Infomaniak (online service ksuite.infomaniak.com/mail).
2. View the email message containing the attachments you wish to save.
3. Click on the paperclip icon…
4. … or directly above the attached files:
   
   • Select Download all to create a zip archive to download to your device.
   • Select Save all in kDrive to choose the kDrive (from those you are attached to by your Organization) and the desired location on it to save the files.

Learn more

• Export all emails from an email address
• Export an email to kDrive
• Share a specific email

This guide provides instructions to synchronize kDrive with a NAS Qnap (or vice versa) using the WebDAV protocol found in the HBS 3 Hybrid Backup Sync application.

Prerequisites

• Have a Qnap NAS accessible from the Internet.
• Know your kDrive identifier (kDrive ID).

Synchronize kDrive and Qnap via HBS 3

To do this:

1. Log in to the Qnap NAS administration interface (QTS).
2. If necessary, download and install the app HBS 3 Hybrid Backup Sync.
3. Open HBS 3.
4. Go to Sync from the left menu.
5. Create a synchronization task (Two-way Sync Job).
6. Select WebDAV from the list of Cloud providers:
   
7. For the account settings, use the following information:
    
   • Server address: https://IDkDrive.connect.kdrive.infomaniak.com (see prerequisites above)
   • Username: email address used to log in to the Infomaniak user account
   • Password: application password if two-factor authentication is enabled or ‍the one for your Infomaniak user account if you have not enabled 2FA
8. Select the local and destination folders:
   
9. Customize the task frequency.
10. Finish the assistant.

This guide details the priority actions to take if you do not see any difference between your website after a change you made to it, and its version before the change. These tips are also valid if you encounter issues while using the Infomaniak product interface.

Preamble

• While browsing, a web browser saves the data viewed in a reserved space, this to avoid asking the server again for the data already viewed, to save time and resources.
• Your cache can contain a lot of data and sometimes the browser gets confused. Websites may then display incorrectly or show an outdated version.
• Clearing the cache ensures that you have the very latest version of the page or folder consulted.

Clear the web browser cache…

… on Safari

Select your macOS version to view the corresponding Apple help.

… on Google tools (Chrome, Android, etc.)

Refer to the Google help.

… on Firefox

Refer to the Mozilla help.

… on Edge / Internet Explorer

Refer to the Microsoft help.

This guide details the measures implemented by Infomaniak to secure all your data kDrive, whether personal (medical data, identification or login information) or even sensitive (financial information, trade secrets, intellectual property information, research and development, etc.).

Data security and confidentiality

The kDrive infrastructure consists of several services and servers based on different technologies. The content and structure of each client's data are systematically encrypted and continuously backed up in at least 3 locations across several data centers managed by Infomaniak. The data is stored and processed exclusively in data centers located in Switzerland. The TIER III+ data centers guarantee high availability and N+1 redundancy for their critical components.

Storage is handled via Swift, a distributed and highly available cloud data storage technology.

kDrive integrates several levels of protection to safeguard files:

1. To protect data in transit, the SSL/TLS encryption protocol is used.
2. To protect stored data, AES 128-bit (AES-128-CBC) encryption with an individual and unique key per kDrive space.

Infomaniak regularly tests the applications and kDrive infrastructure to identify potential security vulnerabilities, thereby enhancing security and ensuring protection against attacks.

But also…

• kDrive offers a data access log and action history that can be viewed directly from the Manager; you can access an activity report to monitor the action history of all users in your kDrive; you can also track your data and changes made to each document, spreadsheet, or presentation.
• Only those with a link to the public files can view them.
• Two-step validation provides an additional level of security when logging in; if you use two-step validation, you can choose, for example, authentication via the kAuth application.
• Refer to this other guide if you are looking for information on data analysis.