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# How to share and collaborate with a FenixPyre protected folder
**haring a Protected Folder**
1. **Access the Cloud Integration**
* Navigate to the supported cloud integration (e.g., SharePoint, Box, Egnyte) where the FenixPyre-protected folder is located.
2. **Share the Folder**
* Open the folder and click the **Share** provided by the cloud integration in the action menu.
3. **Set Permissions**
* Choose the desired permission level:
* **View-Only**: Users can only view the contents of the folder.
* **Edit Access**: Users can view, edit, and manage folder contents.
4. **Add Recipients**
* Enter email addresses to share with specific users for restricted access.
* Select **Organization** to share with all users within your organization.
* Choose **Public** to allow access for anyone with the shared link.
5. **Finalize Sharing**
* Settings will be auto saved and share the link or invite with collaborators.
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**Collaborating on a Protected Folder**
1. **Open the Protected Folder**
* Use the shared link to access the FenixPyre-protected folder.
* If the folder is encrypted, decryption happens automatically when you have the proper permissions.
2. **Collaborate on Files**
* Open files within the folder in **edit mode** to make changes or updates. Refer to How to [Open an Encrypted File](/fenixpyre-for-users/fenixpyre-sharing/how-to-open-encrypted-files.md) if needed.
3. **Track Collaboration**
* Use the **More Info** option (via the three dots menu) on individual files to check for live collaboration sessions.
* Click **Join** to participate in real-time edits.
4. **Sync Updates**
* Any changes made by collaborators will be synced securely with the cloud storage.
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