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# RevApp Share Asset Public Link Action

The RevApp Share Asset Public Link Action node enables you to create a public link for an uploaded RevApp asset. In this node, the permissions for external users are restricted.

To send the asset to multiple recipients, enter each email address in the Receivers field, separated by commas.

The node’s settings allow you to configure the following properties:

* Max view count
* Expiration date
* Comment
* Approval
* Download

{% hint style="warning" %}
This node relies on the [**RevApp module**](/helmut4-releases/helmut4-components/helmutfx/preferences/modules/revapp-module.md) within the preferences.

Make sure the module is correctly configured so the connection to RevApp can be established successfully.
{% endhint %}

<figure><img src="/files/HOG1IKFghutvDyXiYPPV" alt="" width="347"><figcaption><p>RevApp Share Asset Public Link Action</p></figcaption></figure>


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