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Claude Files.com connectorWhat Claude can do in your Files.com account.

The Claude Files.com connector exposes 61 tools. 40 read your site (files, share links, users, logs), 21 change it (copy, move, delete, share, manage accounts), and none is left undescribed. Below: what Claude does, what it asks first, and what your key allows.

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Overview

What changes when Claude can work on your Files.com site

Files.com presents itself as a secure file orchestration platform; your site there holds folders, share links, users and their logs. With the connector, you stop clicking through the admin screens to answer "who has access" or "did the file arrive". You ask Claude, it calls the right tool, and it works with exactly the permissions of the account you connected.

Answer access questions fast. List_Permission shows who may reach which folder, and List_User gives the accounts on the site. Before an audit, that is the inventory in one question.

Check a transfer without digging. A partner's SFTP drop is missing: List_Sftp_Action_Log shows what came in, and List_For_Folder shows what sits in the folder now.

Share and clean up. Create_Bundle makes a share link for an outside contact, and Delete_Bundle closes it when the job is done. Move_File and Zip_File tidy the folder behind it.

What it will not do: run or edit an automation, change a remote server, or restore a deleted file, none of which appear in the listed tools. With a non-administrator key, Files.com closes the site administration functions, so account and group management may be refused. And nothing starts on its own; Claude calls these tools while it answers. For scheduled file flows on the same platform, the Files.com Make integration covers that use, since it runs on its own schedule.

Vocabulary

The vocabulary in one minute

Six words you will meet while connecting Files.com.

Connector: The link you set up once between Claude and an account you already own, so Claude can work in it while it answers you.
Tool: One named thing a connector lets Claude do. Claude picks the ones it needs on its own; the directory sheet lists them by name.
Authorization: The Files.com sign-in screen, where you hand Claude the access it will use afterwards. Given once per person, and reversible.
Approval: The confirmation Claude waits for before it goes ahead with something that changes your site, shown in the chat when it matters.
Share link: What Files.com's tools call a bundle: a link that gives someone outside your team access to chosen files.
MCP: The shared standard connectors are built on, which is what lets an assistant like Claude talk to an outside service such as Files.com.

Connect

Connect Files.com to Claude in three steps

01
Find Files.com in the connector list
In Claude's settings, open Customize, then Connectors, and look for Files.com. On a Team or Enterprise workspace, an Owner or Primary Owner enables the connector first; each member then connects on their own.
02
Start the connection
Click Connect on its row, then sign in to your Files.com site in the browser window it opens. The account you use there sets everything Claude can reach.
03
Review the authorization screen
Read the screen before you approve. It belongs to Files.com, not to Claude, and it decides what the access covers. If the link breaks, Disconnect and connect again.

Tools

The 61 tools, sorted by what they do

Files.com gives Claude 61 tools: 40 that read your account, 21 that change something in it.

Two groups: what Claude reads and what it changes. Names stay exactly as Claude shows them; each description comes from Files.com's own tool reference.

40 read
21 write

What Claude reads (40)

40 tools

Forty tools that look up files, links, accounts and logs without changing them.

`Find_Automation`

Shows one automation of your Files.com site in detail, so Claude can tell you what it is set to do.

When it helps

A nightly job behaves oddly and you want its settings read back to you.

Watch out

It describes the automation and stops there; no listed tool runs one.

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`Find_Bundle`

Opens one share link, which Files.com calls a bundle, and returns its details.

When it helps

A client says the link you sent last week no longer works and you want to check it.

Watch out

The documentation labels it a share link; in Claude the tool name keeps the word bundle.

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`Find_Bundle_Notification`

Reads one notification attached to a share link, the alert tied to activity on that link.

When it helps

You want to know who gets alerted when a partner opens the quarterly report link.

Watch out

It shows one notification; the full list comes from List_Bundle_Notification.

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`Find_File`

Looks up a file or a folder from its path and returns what Files.com knows about it.

When it helps

You need the details of /clients/acme/contract.pdf before sharing it.

Watch out

Paths match without regard to case in Files.com, so two spellings can point to one file.

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`Find_Group`

Displays a single user group of your site with its details.

When it helps

You are about to grant a folder to "Finance" and want to check who that group covers.

Watch out

This tool only reads the group; Update_Group is a separate tool.

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`Find_Remote_Server`

Describes one remote server connected to your site, one of the outside storage or transfer endpoints Files.com links to.

When it helps

A sync to a partner's server stopped and you want its configuration in front of you.

Watch out

It reads the setup and nothing more; no listed tool touches a remote server.

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`Find_User`

Pulls up one user account of your Files.com site with its details.

When it helps

HR asks whether a contractor still has an active account on the site.

Watch out

Account administration answers only to an administrator key; others see less.

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`List_Action_Log`

Returns the action logs of your site, the trail of what was done and when.

When it helps

An auditor asks what happened in the shared finance folder yesterday afternoon.

Watch out

Logs can be long; sorting and filtering keep the answer readable.

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`List_Api_Request_Log`

Brings back the log of requests made to the Files.com API on your site.

When it helps

You suspect an old integration still calls the site and want proof.

Watch out

It covers API traffic only; actions over FTP, SFTP or WebDAV sit in their own logs.

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`List_Automation`

Gives the inventory of every automation configured on your Files.com site, with the basics for each one.

When it helps

A new admin wants the full picture of the automated file flows on day one.

Watch out

A list gives names and basics; details for one come from Find_Automation.

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`List_Automation_Log`

Returns the run logs of your automations, one entry per execution.

When it helps

The Monday export did not land at the partner and you want to see whether it ran.

Watch out

It tells you what happened, not how to fix it; the fix happens in Files.com.

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`List_Bundle`

Enumerates the share links that exist on your site, so you see what is currently open to outsiders.

When it helps

You want every link still open on a client folder before the contract ends.

Watch out

You only see the links your account is allowed to see.

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`List_Bundle_Download`

Shows the downloads recorded on share links, who pulled what through them.

When it helps

You need to confirm the auditor actually downloaded the year-end files.

Watch out

It reports downloads made through share links, not every access to a file.

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`List_Bundle_Notification`

Gives the full set of notifications attached to share links.

When it helps

You are cleaning up and want to see which links still email someone on each download.

Watch out

For a single notification's detail, Find_Bundle_Notification is the tool.

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`List_Bundle_Recipient`

Lists the recipients of share links, the people a link was sent to.

When it helps

Before a board meeting, you check exactly who received the pack.

Watch out

A recipient is who got the link, which is not proof they opened it.

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`List_Bundle_Registration`

Returns the registrations recorded on share links.

When it helps

A link asked visitors to register and you want the list of those who did.

Watch out

The documentation gives only this one-line description; ask Claude to show you what comes back.

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`List_Email_Log`

Brings up the email logs of your site, the messages Files.com sent.

When it helps

A partner swears they never got the share notification and you want to check.

Watch out

It shows what Files.com sent; delivery on the recipient's side is another story.

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`List_Exavault_Api_Request_Log`

Lists the API request logs that Files.com labels ExaVault.

When it helps

Your team migrated from ExaVault and you want to see whether old API calls still arrive.

Watch out

The publisher gives no more than the name, so ask Claude to show what comes back before drawing conclusions.

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`List_External_Event`

Returns the external events recorded by your site.

When it helps

An integration reported an error overnight and you want the matching events.

Watch out

Files.com describes it in one line only, so expect raw entries rather than a summary.

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`List_File_Migration_Log`

Reports the logs of file migrations run on your site, one record per migration.

When it helps

A large migration seems incomplete and you want its record.

Watch out

It reports what ran; restarting a migration is not among the connector's tools.

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`List_For_File_History`

Returns the history of one specific file, the actions recorded on it over time.

When it helps

A price sheet changed and you want to know who touched it last.

Watch out

It covers one file at a time; a folder has its own history tool.

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`List_For_Folder`

Displays what sits inside a folder, found by its path, both subfolders and files.

When it helps

You want to see what the client uploaded to /incoming this week.

Watch out

Files.com always lists folders before files, whatever sort you ask for.

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`List_For_Folder_History`

Gives the history of a specific folder, what was done in it and when.

When it helps

Files vanished from a shared folder and you want the sequence of events.

Watch out

History tells you what happened; it does not restore anything.

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`List_For_User_History`

Tracks one user's recorded actions, the history attached to that account.

When it helps

Someone is leaving and you want to review their recent activity first.

Watch out

What a non-administrator key gets back from this tool is not documented by Files.com.

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`List_Ftp_Action_Log`

Lists the actions logged over FTP on your site.

When it helps

A legacy partner still drops files by FTP and you want to confirm Friday's upload.

Watch out

It covers FTP only; SFTP and WebDAV have their own logs.

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`List_Group`

Enumerates the user groups defined on your Files.com site, so Claude knows which ones already exist.

When it helps

You want to know whether a "Legal" group already exists before asking for one.

Watch out

Names and basics only; open a group with Find_Group.

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`List_History`

Returns the full action history of the whole site.

When it helps

You need a broad picture of activity over a period, not one file or one user.

Watch out

This is the widest view; filters help Claude keep the answer useful.

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`List_Inbound_S3_Log`

Surfaces the logs for inbound S3 transfers on your site.

When it helps

Files expected from a cloud bucket did not show up and you want to see what arrived.

Watch out

Files.com gives only the name of this log; what counts as inbound S3 is not explained further.

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`List_Logins_History`

Retrieves the login history of your site, who signed in and when.

When it helps

Security asks for all sign-ins over a weekend when nobody should have worked.

Watch out

What a non-administrator key gets back here is not spelled out by Files.com.

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`List_Outbound_Connection_Log`

Lists the outbound connection logs, the connections your site opened toward other systems.

When it helps

A push to a partner server failed and you want to see whether the site even reached it.

Watch out

It records connections, not the content of what was sent.

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`List_Permission`

Returns the permissions set on your site, who may access which folder.

When it helps

Before an audit, you want the list of everyone with rights on /finance.

Watch out

You see the permissions your own key can see; an administrator sees more.

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`List_Public_Hosting_Request_Log`

Shows the request logs for public hosting on your site.

When it helps

You publish files publicly and want to see the requests they received.

Watch out

The publisher only names this log; the page does not describe its fields.

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`List_Remote_Server`

Gives the list of remote servers linked to your Files.com site, the outside systems it exchanges files with.

When it helps

You are mapping every outside system the site talks to before a security review.

Watch out

It gives the list; the configuration of one server comes from Find_Remote_Server.

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`List_Scim_Log`

Returns the SCIM logs, the record of user provisioning coming from your identity provider.

When it helps

A new hire has no Files.com account yet and you want to see whether provisioning ran.

Watch out

Files.com gives only the log name; the link to your identity setup is for your admin to confirm.

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`List_Settings_Change`

Gives the record of adjustments made to your site's settings, one entry each.

When it helps

A sharing option behaves differently since Tuesday and you want to know why.

Watch out

It reports what happened; reverting a setting is done in Files.com itself.

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`List_Sftp_Action_Log`

Returns the actions logged over SFTP on your site, the secure transfer route many partners use.

When it helps

The bank drops statements by SFTP every morning and today's is missing.

Watch out

SFTP only; FTP and WebDAV each have a separate log tool.

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`List_Sync_Log`

Pulls up the sync logs of your site, one entry per synchronization run.

When it helps

A folder synced with another system looks out of date and you want the last runs.

Watch out

It shows sync runs; triggering a new one is not part of the listed tools.

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`List_User`

Gives the user accounts of your Files.com site in one list, so Claude can go through them with you.

When it helps

You want every account still active before a quarterly access review.

Watch out

A non-administrator key sees far less of the user base.

Sourcepypi.org · September 30, 2026 ↗

`List_Web_Dav_Action_Log`

Shows the actions logged over WebDAV on your site.

When it helps

A team maps the site as a network drive and you want to check what they did through it.

Watch out

WebDAV only; other protocols are in their own logs.

Sourcepypi.org · September 30, 2026 ↗

`Zip_List_Contents_File`

Reads the table of contents of a ZIP file without extracting it.

When it helps

A supplier sent a ZIP and you want to know what is inside before unpacking it.

Watch out

It lists names only; getting the files out takes Unzip_File.

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What Claude changes (21)

21 tools

Twenty-one tools that copy, move, delete, share or manage accounts. No source gives them a confirmation of their own; the general rule below applies.

`Copy_File`

Approval: see the rule

Duplicates a file or a folder to another location on your site.

What Claude asks for

No source describes a confirmation for this tool, so the general approval rule below covers it.

When it helps

You want this year's template folder copied for a new client.

Watch out

The tool reference names files and folders alike, so check which one you point it at.

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`Create_Bundle`

Approval: see the rule

Creates a new share link on your site, so you can hand files to someone outside.

What Claude asks for

Nothing specific is documented for this tool; the default approval rule is what applies.

When it helps

An accountant needs the year-end folder and you want a link ready in the chat.

Watch out

A link opens files beyond your team; check what it points to.

Sourcepypi.org · September 30, 2026 ↗

`Create_Bundle_Notification`

Approval: see the rule

Adds a notification to a share link, so someone is alerted about activity on it.

What Claude asks for

The sources say nothing about a confirmation here; see the general rule in the approvals section.

When it helps

You want to know the moment the client downloads the signed contract.

Watch out

Each notification adds messages to someone's inbox.

Sourcepypi.org · September 30, 2026 ↗

`Create_Bundle_Recipient`

Approval: see the rule

Adds a recipient to a share link, the person it is sent to.

What Claude asks for

No documented confirmation is specific to it; the default rule governs it.

When it helps

A second auditor joins and needs the same link as the first.

Watch out

A recipient is someone outside who gains access, so double-check the address.

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`Create_Folder`

Approval: see the rule

Makes a new folder at the path you give.

What Claude asks for

No source says Claude confirms this one specifically; the general approval rule applies.

When it helps

A project starts and you want its folder tree ready before the kickoff.

Watch out

Folder names cannot end with a space, per Files.com's path rules.

Sourcepypi.org · September 30, 2026 ↗

`Create_Group`

Approval: see the rule

Sets up a new user group on your site.

What Claude asks for

Nothing in the sources describes a confirmation for it; the default rule covers it.

When it helps

A new department needs one group to hold its permissions.

Watch out

Group creation is an administration task; a regular key may be refused.

Sourcepypi.org · September 30, 2026 ↗

`Create_Permission`

Approval: see the rule

Grants a permission, giving a user or a group access to a folder.

What Claude asks for

No confirmation specific to this tool appears in the sources; the general rule holds.

When it helps

A freelancer needs read access to /design for the length of a mission.

Watch out

A permission widens who sees what; review it like any access change.

Sourcepypi.org · September 30, 2026 ↗

`Create_User`

Approval: see the rule

Opens a new user account on your Files.com site.

What Claude asks for

The sources describe no confirmation of its own; the default approval rule applies.

When it helps

A new hire starts Monday and needs an account waiting.

Watch out

Only an administrator key reaches site administration, so this may fail with a regular one.

Sourcepypi.org · September 30, 2026 ↗

`Delete_Bundle`

Approval: see the rule

Removes a share link, cutting off access through it.

What Claude asks for

No source describes a confirmation for this deletion; the general rule below is what covers it.

When it helps

A contract ended and the client's link should stop working today.

Watch out

Anyone who relied on that link loses access at once.

Sourcepypi.org · September 30, 2026 ↗

`Delete_Bundle_Notification`

Approval: see the rule

Deletes a notification attached to a share link.

What Claude asks for

Nothing tool-specific is documented; the default approval rule applies.

When it helps

You left the company's project and should stop getting alerts on its links.

Watch out

The link stays; only the alert goes.

Sourcepypi.org · September 30, 2026 ↗

`Delete_File`

Approval: see the rule

Deletes a file or a folder from your site.

What Claude asks for

No source gives it a confirmation of its own; the general approval rule is the one that applies.

When it helps

An old export full of personal data must go after a retention review.

Watch out

Deleting a folder takes its content with it; the documentation says nothing about recovery.

Sourcepypi.org · September 30, 2026 ↗

`Delete_Group`

Approval: see the rule

Removes a user group from your site.

What Claude asks for

The sources describe no confirmation specific to it; see the default rule.

When it helps

A temporary project team has disbanded and its group is now clutter.

Watch out

The documentation does not say what happens to permissions granted through it; check them first.

Sourcepypi.org · September 30, 2026 ↗

`Delete_Permission`

Approval: see the rule

Revokes a permission, taking away a user's or a group's access to a folder.

What Claude asks for

No documented confirmation belongs to this tool; the general rule governs it.

When it helps

A supplier relationship ends and their folder access must close.

Watch out

They lose access as soon as it is revoked.

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`Delete_User`

Approval: see the rule

Deletes a user account from your Files.com site.

What Claude asks for

No source mentions a confirmation for it; the default approval rule covers it.

When it helps

Someone left three weeks ago and their account is still there.

Watch out

This is site administration, reserved to an administrator key.

Sourcepypi.org · September 30, 2026 ↗

`Move_File`

Approval: see the rule

Moves a file or a folder to another location on your site.

What Claude asks for

The general approval rule applies, since no source describes a confirmation for it.

When it helps

Invoices were dropped in the wrong client folder and need to go to the right one.

Watch out

Links or automations pointing at the old path may no longer find it.

Sourcepypi.org · September 30, 2026 ↗

`Unzip_File`

Approval: see the rule

Extracts a ZIP file into a destination folder you choose.

What Claude asks for

No confirmation specific to extraction is documented; the default rule applies.

When it helps

A partner sends a monthly ZIP and you want its content filed in /reports.

Watch out

Check the contents first with Zip_List_Contents_File to avoid surprises.

Sourcepypi.org · September 30, 2026 ↗

`Update_Bundle`

Approval: see the rule

Changes an existing share link.

What Claude asks for

No source describes a confirmation for it; the general approval rule is what holds.

When it helps

The client asks for the link to cover one more folder.

Watch out

The documentation names the action without listing which settings it covers.

Sourcepypi.org · September 30, 2026 ↗

`Update_Bundle_Notification`

Approval: see the rule

Edits a notification attached to a share link.

What Claude asks for

Nothing specific to this tool is documented; see the default approval rule.

When it helps

Alerts should now go to the account manager instead of you.

Watch out

Files.com lists the action without detailing the editable fields.

Sourcepypi.org · September 30, 2026 ↗

`Update_Group`

Approval: see the rule

Modifies an existing user group on your site.

What Claude asks for

The sources give it no confirmation of its own; the general rule applies.

When it helps

The "Finance" group should now include the new controller.

Watch out

Changing a group changes access for every member at once.

Sourcepypi.org · September 30, 2026 ↗

`Update_User`

Approval: see the rule

Edits an existing user account on your Files.com site.

What Claude asks for

No documented confirmation exists for this tool; the default approval rule covers it.

When it helps

An employee changed teams and their account details need to follow.

Watch out

Account edits are administration, which a regular key cannot reach.

Sourcepypi.org · September 30, 2026 ↗

`Zip_File`

Approval: see the rule

Bundles one or more paths into a ZIP and saves it at a destination path.

What Claude asks for

No source gives a confirmation specific to it; the general approval rule applies.

When it helps

You want last quarter's reports packed into one archive before sending.

Watch out

The archive is a new file on your site, alongside the originals.

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Approvals

What Claude asks before it acts

By default, Claude stops and asks before any action it takes on your behalf. The request shows up in the chat, at the moment it matters.

On a Team or Enterprise workspace, owners decide whether members can let some actions through without a prompt each time, and they can limit what a connector does for the whole organization, for example keeping lookups open and closing deletions. Files.com adds its own layer: Claude works with the permissions of the connected account, and its actions are logged like those of any other API client, so they stay auditable.

Plans

Which plans include it

None of the 819 sheets in the official directory shows availability by plan. That answer, connector by connector, is not published anywhere; it is a real gap in the catalogue.

The general rule is published: remote connectors are open to all users on Claude, Cowork, Claude Desktop and mobile. On Team and Enterprise, an Owner or Primary Owner enables a connector for the organization before members connect. The Files.com sheet in the official directory shows the current status. Everything specific here comes from Files.com alone.

Limits

Where this connector stops

A connector is not an automation. Claude calls these tools while it answers you; nothing happens on its own when a file lands, even though Files.com itself runs automations.

The tool list is an observed floor, not a promise: an administrator can open actions that no public sheet shows. The partner badge is not a security audit, and Anthropic writes on every sheet that it does not choose a publisher's tools or guarantee how they behave. Files.com's own documentation, not Anthropic's, is the source for this connector. Anthropic has no page on it. Other connector pages sit in the Integrations hub.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions about the Claude Files.com connector

01What can Claude do with the Files.com connector?

Claude can look after your Files.com site from the chat. Forty tools read: they find files and folders, list share links and their recipients, list users, groups and permissions, and pull a long series of logs, from FTP and SFTP actions to logins and settings changes. Twenty-one tools change things: copy, move, zip, unzip and delete files, create folders, manage share links and their notifications, and manage users, groups and permissions.

02Can Claude delete files or users on Files.com?

Yes. Among the 21 tools that change your site, some delete a file or folder, a share link, a notification, a group, a permission or a user account. Deleting a folder takes its content with it, and the documentation says nothing about recovery. Account and group changes may be refused without an administrator account. A workspace owner can block these tools for everyone, and Files.com logs every action Claude takes. Every one of them follows the permissions of the account you connected.

03Does Claude ask before it changes my Files.com site?

By default, Claude asks for confirmation before any action it takes on your behalf. No source describes a confirmation specific to any of the Files.com tools, so that default rule is what applies to deletions, moves and account changes alike. On Team or Enterprise, owners decide whether members may skip some prompts, and they can close whole categories of tools for the organization. The same default applies whether the action is small or large.

04Which Claude plans include the Files.com connector?

No official source publishes plan availability connector by connector, and none of the 819 directory sheets shows it. The published rule says remote connectors are open to all users on Claude, Cowork, Claude Desktop and mobile. On Team and Enterprise, an Owner or Primary Owner enables a connector first. The Files.com sheet in the official directory is the place to check your current status. Status can change between two updates of the catalogue.

05Does Claude see every file on our Files.com site?

Only what your connected account can see. Files.com says the connector uses your existing permissions and access controls. With an administrator account, that means the whole site; with a regular account, only the files that user can open, and none of the site administration. Claude works with your access and nothing more: nothing becomes visible to it that you could not open yourself. Two colleagues can therefore get different answers to the same question.

06Why does Claude pick the wrong Files.com tool sometimes?

Because 61 tools is a long list. Files.com itself notes that a model chooses more reliably from a short list, and that most clients let you turn tools on and off one by one. If Claude keeps reaching for an unrelated log, enabling only the tools your task needs, for example the file and sharing tools, is the fix the publisher recommends. Fewer tools also means a shorter list for Claude to read at the start.

07Should I use Claude or an automation tool with Files.com?

They do different jobs, so it depends on the use. Claude with this connector suits one-off questions and actions: who has access, did the file arrive, share this folder, remove that link. An automation tool runs a fixed flow on its own when a file lands, which this connector never does. Files.com also has automations of its own, which Claude can inspect but not run. The two can sit side by side.

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