Proprietary worksheets, exam banks, and course content are your competitive advantage. Peony blocks screenshots, watermarks every page with the viewer's identity, and gives you instant access revocation — so your materials stay yours.Set up in under 5 minutes.
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Tutorial centres, academies, and training companies invest thousands of hours building proprietary content. But Google Drive, Dropbox, and shared folders make it trivially easy for staff and students to copy, download, and redistribute everything.
A teacher leaves and your entire curriculum shows up at a competing centre the next week. Google Drive lets them download the whole folder in 30 seconds.
Students and staff screenshot exam questions, lesson slides, and worksheets — sharing them on social media, WhatsApp groups, and competing platforms.
When materials leak, you have no idea who did it or when. Generic file-sharing tools give you zero audit trail, zero access logs, and zero accountability.
Former teachers, last semester's students, and old contractors still have access to shared folders months after they should have been cut off.
Peony gives tutorial centres and academies the same document security that investment banks use for billion-dollar deals — at a fraction of the cost.
Block screen captures on desktop, stamp every page with the viewer's identity so phone photos are traceable, and disable downloading and printing entirely. Three layers of protection that make copying your materials impractical.

Block screen capture tools on desktop and log every blocked attempt. You get notified when a teacher or student tries to screenshot your materials.
Every page displays the viewer's name, email, and timestamp. If someone photographs your exam questions with a phone camera, the image is traceable to the exact person.
Disable downloading and printing so materials stay in the secure browser viewer. Teachers and students view content online without ever getting a local copy.
Give each teacher or student access to only the materials they need. Add passwords that change each term. Revoke any individual's access with one click — no need to change everyone else's settings.

Assign view-only access per teacher, per branch, or per course. Your Yuen Long branch sees only their materials, your Tin Shui Wai branch sees theirs.
Add a password to any shared link and change it each semester. Previous students and former staff lose access automatically without you generating new URLs.
When a teacher leaves or a student's enrolment ends, revoke their individual link from the dashboard. Access ends immediately — no IT department needed.
See which teacher viewed which worksheet, which student accessed which exam, and exactly how long they spent on each page. Exportable logs give you a complete record of every document interaction.

See which pages each viewer spent time on, how many times they returned, and whether they completed the full document. Included on all plans.
Timestamped logs with viewer identity, device type, and access duration. Export as evidence if you need to investigate a leak or prove who had access.
Set links to expire at the end of each term, semester, or contract period. Access cuts off automatically — no manual cleanup needed.
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Founder & CEO, Zenus
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Founder & CEO, PromoLens
"Not often I make recommendations, but I started using Peony to share presentations etc with external people. It works so well & makes us look really organized. We looked at DocSend etc. but the cost & clunkiness just put us off."
Peony gives you three layers of protection against staff copying your materials. Screenshot protection (Business, $40/admin/month) blocks digital screen captures and logs every attempt, so you know immediately if a teacher tries. Dynamic watermarks stamp every page with the viewer's name and email — if someone photographs your worksheets with a phone camera, the image is traceable back to that person. And download controls let you disable saving and printing entirely, so your materials stay in the browser and never reach a teacher's personal device. For a 3-location centre with 15-20 teachers, this replaces the zero-protection environment of Google Drive or Dropbox where any teacher can download, copy, and walk away with your entire curriculum.
For a 200-student academy, Peony lets you upload your exam materials once and share them through password-protected links (Pro, $20/admin/month) that you change each semester. Set link expiry to automatically cut off access the day the exam period ends — students cannot view materials after that date, even if they saved the link. On the Business plan ($40/admin/month), screenshot protection blocks students from capturing exam content on their screens, and dynamic watermarks overlay every page with the student's identity so any photo taken with a phone camera is immediately traceable. Page-level analytics show you exactly which students accessed which exams and for how long — unlike Google Classroom or Dropbox, which give you no visibility into how shared files are actually being used.
Yes. Peony's granular permissions let you set up separate folders for each region and assign view-only access to specific trainers — your Toronto office sees only their materials, your Vancouver office sees theirs. When a trainer leaves, you revoke their individual link from the dashboard and their access ends immediately, with no need to change passwords or redistribute new links to everyone else. For your 50-trainer program, page-level analytics (included on all plans) show exactly which trainers opened which modules, which pages they spent the most time on, and whether they actually completed the required materials. Business ($40/admin/month) adds dynamic watermarks so every page displays the trainer's identity — a deterrent that generic LMS platforms like Google Workspace or SharePoint simply do not offer.
For a 3-branch language school, Peony addresses exactly this scenario. On Business ($40/admin/month), dynamic watermarks stamp every page of your curriculum with the viewing teacher's name and email — so if materials surface at a competitor, you can trace the leak to the exact person. Screenshot protection blocks digital captures on desktop and logs every blocked attempt. Download and print controls are disabled by default, so teachers view your materials in the browser but cannot save local copies. When a teacher gives notice, you revoke their link from the dashboard and access ends instantly — no waiting for IT to update shared drives. Unlike Dropbox or Google Drive where a teacher can download your entire folder tree in 30 seconds, Peony keeps your curriculum in a controlled viewing environment from day one.
For a professional development company selling high-value content, Peony's Business plan ($40/admin/month) lets you require an NDA signature before anyone can view your materials — so each corporate client formally agrees to your usage terms before seeing a single page. Dynamic watermarks stamp every page with the viewer's identity, deterring unauthorized redistribution because every copy is traceable. Page-level analytics show you exactly who viewed which sections and for how long, so if a client purchased 10 seats but 40 people are accessing the materials, you can see that immediately. Password-protected links (Pro, $20/admin/month) let you set unique access codes per client, and link expiry cuts off access automatically when the workshop engagement ends. DocSend offers basic password gates but has no NDA gating, no screenshot protection, and no watermarks at any tier.
Three features would have either prevented the leak or identified the source immediately. First, dynamic watermarks (Business, $40/admin/month) overlay every page of your exam bank with the viewer's name and email — so any copy that surfaces at a competitor is traceable to the tutor who shared it. Second, screenshot protection blocks digital screen captures on desktop, eliminating the easiest method of copying exam content. Third, your audit trail shows exactly which tutor accessed which files and when — so you would have seen unusual access patterns, like a tutor viewing 200 exam files in a single session, before the leak occurred. For your 8-tutor centre, this costs $40/month total for one admin seat — compared to the revenue loss of a competitor now holding your proprietary materials. Google Drive, which most small tutoring centres use, gives you none of this visibility.
On desktop, Peony's screenshot protection (Business, $40/admin/month) actively blocks screen capture tools and logs every attempt — you get notified when a student tries and fails. On mobile devices, screenshot blocking is harder to enforce due to OS-level limitations, but dynamic watermarks provide a strong deterrent: every page and every frame displays the student's name, email, and a timestamp, so any screenshot or photo taken with a physical camera is immediately identifiable. For an online platform serving hundreds of students, this combination of blocking plus tracing is significantly more effective than no protection at all — which is what Google Drive, Dropbox, and most LMS platforms offer. Page-level analytics also show you exactly which students accessed which content and for how long, giving you engagement data alongside security.
For a driving school with high instructor turnover, Peony makes access management simple. Each instructor gets their own individual link — when they leave, you revoke that single link from the dashboard and their access ends immediately. No need to change shared passwords or redistribute new links to the remaining 29 instructors. You can also set links to auto-expire after a set period, such as the length of an instructor's contract, so access revocation happens automatically even if someone forgets. On Pro ($20/admin/month), password-protected links add another layer — you change the password and only share the new code with active instructors. Page-level analytics show you each instructor's last access date, so you can spot inactive accounts and clean them up proactively. This is a fraction of the cost of enterprise DLP systems that charge $5,000-15,000 per year for similar access controls.
For a Canadian academy with 500+ documents, Peony Business at $40/admin/month gives you screenshot protection, dynamic watermarks, download blocking, granular permissions, and full audit trails — for every document, with unlimited viewers. There are no per-document, per-page, or per-view fees, so protecting 500 worksheets costs the same as protecting 50. One admin seat covers your entire document library. If you need only password protection and link management without screenshot blocking or watermarks, Pro at $20/admin/month covers that. For context, enterprise DLP solutions marketed to education charge $5,000-15,000 per year for similar capabilities, and generic platforms like Google Workspace for Education offer no watermarking, no screenshot protection, and no per-document audit trails at any tier.
Yes. Peony's folder-level permissions let you create separate document sets for each branch and assign view-only or edit access per user. Your Yuen Long branch manager sees only Yuen Long materials, your Tin Shui Wai manager sees only theirs. Each branch's materials can have their own sharing links with different passwords, expiry dates, and permission levels. On Business ($40/admin/month), dynamic watermarks stamp every page with the viewer's identity — so if materials from one branch appear at another, you can trace the source. Page-level analytics (included on all plans) show you which branch managers accessed which documents and when, giving you centralized visibility across all locations without giving everyone access to everything. This replaces the common setup of shared Google Drive folders where a single link compromise exposes your entire organization's materials.
Block screen captures and log every attempt — so you know when someone tries to copy your materials.
Stamp every page with the viewer's identity — deterring phone photos and making any leak traceable.
Disable downloads, block printing, and control exactly how your documents can be accessed.
Auto-expire access at the end of each term so former students and staff lose access automatically.
Add passwords to shared links and change them each semester to control who can access your materials.
See exactly who viewed which documents, which pages they spent time on, and when they last accessed them.