A user’s credentials for WebDAV can be found in Personal Settings > Advanced Connections > WebDAV Settings
Instructions
Supported WebDAV functions
Directory/Folder and File Listing
File Downloads (single and multiple files, including large files)
File Uploads (single and multiple files, up to 2 GB in size)
Copy (Files and Folders)
Move (Files and Folders)
Delete (Files and Folders)
Create Folders
Unicode support
Currently supported clients
Windows Explorer (Windows 7 or later)
Microsoft Office 2010 and 2013
Mac Finder (OS X 10.8)
Pages (iOS)
Account Limitations
Free Webdav Calendar Server
ShareFile WebDAV is not available for Enterprise accounts. This tool is not compatible with on-premise storage and cannot be used with company credentials.
Multiple Upload Alerts
Webdav Client Software
Because uploads through WebDAV are two-staged, zero-byte files will be typically uploaded as placeholders before the file contents are uploaded. This may prompt multiple upload alerts for users with alerts on for that location, with only one alert indicating the actual file size. Notifications can be consolidated to make these multiple uploads less disruptive.
Repeated Prompt for Credentials
Users may be prompted to verify their credentials each time they open a Microsoft Office file. This repeated request for credentials is a result of Microsoft design and is not related to the ShareFile service. Additional information can be found here.
Example Setups
WebDAV - Windows Explorer Foxit pdf reader update.
Open the Start menu and click Computer
Click Map Network Drive
Select 'Connect to a Web site that you can use to store your documents and pictures'
When prompted for Internet or network address, enter the web address found in the WebDAV Settings menu located within your ShareFile account
Enter your ShareFile credentials. For your convenience, your user name is also listed in the WebDAV Settings in your ShareFile account
Name the network location.
You may now download, upload, copy, move, or delete files and folders within Windows Explorer.