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nVerge is a perfect application where FTP, e-mail, and other transfer solutions will not do; where delivery must be guaranteed, predictable and reliable. By providing features such as automatic recovery, cryptographic hashing check-sum verification, delivery confirmation notification and real-time progress status, nVerge allows full control over the transfer, a greatly reduced management time and a pain-free process. nVerge is perfect for environments where mission critical data needs to be transferred between two or more sites as quickly as possible, as reliably as possible.
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| Off-Site Backup |
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nVerge is an ideal solution for carrying out off-site digital backup, where couriering tapes, disks and other media to a remote location is proving too troublesome or costly. Automatic workflows can be set up in nVerge, which will transfer files to a remote location during a backup process. The transfer is fully managed, resilient and guaranteed, allowing a vital process such as back up to become digital.
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| Scheduled Distribution |
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In workflows where files need to be distributed to several sites with as little effort as possible, and as reliably as possible, nVerge is the perfect tool. With nVerge companies can greatly improve the process by setting up nVerge servers or Satellite clients at the remote locations and by configuring hot folder workflows to multiple sites automate the complex process of data distribution. With detailed logging and full notifications it is easy to track when files were delivered, to whom, and when.
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| Data routing |
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nVerge is the perfect solution for setting up automatic workflows for routing files between complex networks. Workflows where files are delivered to a server, then distributed out to several other hub locations, from which they are sent on to other destinations, all combined with a back up stage at every hub can be effortlessly configured using nVerge. nVerge configuration is completely web based, so no programming or scripting is required to achieve the previously complex task of file routing and distribution.
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