DLVRD gallery settings panel showing the Notify on Download toggle switched on

How to Know When a Client Downloads Your Video

You sent the link. The client opened it, maybe even watched it. But did they actually grab the file? With most delivery tools, there's no way to know — so you end up sending a follow-up message just to ask, or worse, assuming a project is closed when it isn't.

The "did you get it?" problem

A video delivery link isn't the finish line — the download is. Clients get busy, forget to confirm, or grab the file weeks after you sent it. Without visibility into that moment, you're left guessing whether a project actually wrapped, whether it's safe to archive the files, or whether you need to nudge someone before a deadline.

Download notifications: your confirmation, automatically

On DLVRD, you can turn on Notify on Download for any gallery. Flip it on once, and you get an alert the moment a client pulls a file — no more manually checking in.

DLVRD gallery settings panel showing the Notify on Download toggle switched on
Turn on Notify on Download from the gallery settings panel.

What the alert actually tells you

When a file is downloaded, DLVRD sends a clean, on-brand "File Downloaded" notification straight to your inbox — the same DLVRD styling your clients see, just for you. It tells you exactly which gallery and which file were pulled, so if a project has multiple deliverables, you know precisely what's been picked up and what's still waiting.

DLVRD File Downloaded notification email shown on a phone, listing the gallery and file that was downloaded
DLVRD's File Downloaded notification, sent the moment a client pulls a file.

Where this fits in your workflow

Download notifications pair naturally with two things already in DLVRD: password protection to control who can get to the file, and expiring links to control how long they have to grab it. Turn on the alert, and the moment your client actually downloads, you know the handoff is done — no follow-up email required.

For projects still in review before a client sees the final cut, pair this with how you securely share video drafts before client approval.

Stop wondering if a client actually got the file. Start your first gallery on DLVRD — download notifications are included from the Basic plan up.