Encrypted Document Storage

Upload physicals. Store them. Never lose one again.

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Athletic directors can upload existing paper physicals as PDFs or images — FormVault encrypts and stores them with AES-256-GCM, links them to student profiles, and makes them accessible to authorized staff.

  • AES-256-GCM encryption at rest and in transit
  • Linked to student profiles — survives year-over-year
  • Eliminate physical filing cabinets entirely
  • SOC 2 compliant cloud infrastructure
Encrypted Document Storage — FormVault admin interface screenshot

How It Works

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Upload a PDF or photo of a physical or document

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FormVault encrypts the file with AES-256-GCM on upload

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File is linked to the student's permanent profile

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Authorized staff access it anytime — no paper copies needed

Frequently Asked Questions

What encryption standard does FormVault use for stored documents?

AES-256-GCM, applied at the application layer before files reach cloud storage. This means documents are encrypted even from the underlying storage provider. All file transfers use TLS 1.2+ in transit. No document exists unencrypted at any point in the storage or retrieval pipeline.

Who can access uploaded documents?

Only athletic directors and school administrators with the appropriate permission level. Coaches cannot access uploaded physical forms or documents through their portal. Every access event — view or download — is recorded in the compliance audit trail with timestamp and user identity.

What file types and sizes are supported for upload?

PDF, JPEG, PNG, and TIFF files are supported. Maximum file size is 25MB per document — sufficient for even the highest-resolution scanned physicals. Batch uploading multiple documents for a single student in one action is supported.

Are uploaded documents linked to the student's profile long-term?

Yes. Documents persist across seasons and school years. If you run a new clearance campaign the following year, prior uploaded physicals remain accessible on the student's profile for the lifetime of the account — providing a continuous medical document history.

Can I delete an uploaded document if it was uploaded in error?

Yes. Administrators can delete uploaded documents from student profiles. Every deletion is logged in the audit trail with timestamp and the identity of who performed the action — deletions cannot be done silently, which protects against unauthorized removal of compliance records.

What happens to stored documents if I cancel my FormVault subscription?

Before any service termination, FormVault provides a full data export that includes all uploaded documents in their original file format. You receive everything you put in — no data is held back or lost. The export window is 90 days after cancellation.

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