A group of collaborating traders often want to exchange charts and analysis. For traders to be successful they need to do their “homework” during off market hours. Charts and analysis can be shared as documents in uHoopla WebFolders. Traders can connect with each other and communicate updates using the text message feature on their private uHoopla channel. Using uHoopla, traders can securely share their exclusive data among each other.

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Volunteer organizations need to share documents, confidential studies, and other data securely. Examples of volunteer organizations where privacy is appreciated include: nature restoration projects, ecological study projects, and social issue projects. uHoopla is the ideal service for such groups. For example, in smaller and focused volunteer teams, the team lead can host the data on his/her computer for sharing with other volunteers. The rest of the team can access the documents either by signing up as free users of uHoopla or by authenticating with Google, Facebook, or Microsoft.

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Friends and family members often want to share family photos and home videos. Sending hundreds of photos via email is cumbersome at best. Not many have cloud service subscriptions, and some are uncomfortable with uploading their personal files to a blog, photo-sharing server, or cloud. uHoopla is the ideal service for sharing personal documents. Users can drag and drop the photo folder into the local uhoopla/WebFolder directory on their computers and publish the photo sub-folder to a family channel. It takes just a couple of clicks!

Photos, home videos and documents can be published by signing up as a uHoopla user. Friends and family members can access the documents either by signing up as uHoopla users or by authenticating with Google, Facebook, or Microsoft.

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Realtors have the need to share multiple revisions of confidential documents with their clients. These documents include disclosures, inspection reports, repair lists, price negotiations, etc. Instead of exchanging these sensitive documents over insecure email, realtors can create a virtual channel for each client and publish them to the client without leaving copies on email servers.

Clients of realtors can access the documents either by signing up as users of uHoopla or by authenticating with Google, Facebook, or Microsoft.

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Legal firms have the need to share multiple revisions of confidential documents with their clients. Many attorneys still use email to review documents with their clients, especially for advisory legal work, such as for business, estate planning, etc., albeit with a disclaimer claiming attorney-client confidentiality privilege at the bottom of the email, such as shown below.

[notice]This e-mail and any files transmitted with it are confidential and intended solely for the use of the individual or entity to whom it is addressed. This communication may contain material protected by attorney-client privilege. If you are not the intended recipient ……[/notice]

Instead of insecure email, attorneys can use uHoopla to create a virtual secure channel and a WebFolder for each client, and grant each client access to his/her respective channel by specifying the client’s email address (gmail, hotmail, outlook.com email, etc.). Documents can be made available for client review for the intended period of time, without leaving copies on email servers.

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