Encrypting and uploading database files
FileMaker Cloud requires all database files to be encrypted. Use one of these options to upload files:
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Upload an unencrypted FileMaker Pro database file. FileMaker Cloud encrypts the database and creates an encryption password when you upload the file. See About encryption passwords.
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Before you upload a database, in FileMaker Pro, encrypt the database file with a password. When you choose the file to upload, enter the encryption password.
To upload databases, see Uploading, encrypting, and opening database files.
Notes
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You must be a team manager to upload a database file. The file must have Claris ID account access for groups or individual users. You can select groups and users with a Claris ID account or an external identity provider (IdP) account. To set up external IdP accounts, see Using an external identity provider to authenticate Claris ID accounts.
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FileMaker Cloud can host up to 125 custom apps.
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Only database files with password protection can be opened in FileMaker Cloud.