Files.com is a platform functioning on a Software as a Service (SaaS) model. The platform concentrates on supporting secure file sharing, transferring, and storing between individuals, teams, and various organizations. Additionally, it specializes in file automation and integration, delivering solutions that allow for seamless exchange and storage of files across different parties.
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One thing I have seen and like is the constantly increasing library of integrations that they offer. We now have integrated with Teams to provide instant notification of a failure or a new file has been put in the folder. I like that it is also hardware/OS agnostic, they provide functionality on Windows, Mac, Mobile, and even have a CLI option for scripting. While looking through the site just now I see that they now offer a custom SMTP server so we can customize our from address.
Easy to deploy and get new users setup. Quick leaving curve for end users who have never used it before. Does what it's supposed to.
The all-in-one file platform. It combines managed file transfer, secure link sharing, cloud integrations and automation in one place. It also supports a broad set of protocols, and integrates with major cloud services like AWS, Azure, Google Drive, OneDrive, etc. reducing the need for multiple tools. The platform is straightforward to onboard, with built-in connectors, SDKs, API and automation tools that allow file workflows to be configured without custom scripting. This helps reduce manual work and streamlines partner and client collaboration. Files lets you automate file routing, notifications and conditional workflows, helping reduce manual tasks and giving IT better visibility into file activity.
In our day to day use I really don't have anything to complain about.
Customer support can be a bit slow and for the cost I think it's a bit much for what we need it for.
One negative feedback would be the pricing being relatively high and not flexible enough for smaller corporations. The cost model doesn't always produce direct cost savings or staff reductions. While the core features are strong, certain sync and transfer options aren't always clear or fully supported between some systems, requiring clarification from support. And of course, setting up sophisticated automations with custom systems requires deep knowledge.