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“Reliable file transfer solution with a comprehensive scripting language”
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Stonebranch is an enterprise focused on devising and providing IT orchestration and automation solutions. The main aim is to assist companies in transitioning their IT environments from basic IT task automation to complex, real-time business service automation. The Stonebranch Universal Automation Platform makes it possible for organizations to smoothly orchestrate workloads and data across various technological systems and silos. With its central location in Atlanta, Georgia, Stonebranch has established points of contact and support around the world, thus serving a diverse range of sectors including financial, manufacturing, healthcare, travel, transportation, energy and technology.
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Reliable file transfer solution with a comprehensive scripting language
My overall experience with Stonebranch UDM is predominantly positive. The integration capabilities with existing automation solutions are excellent. This allows file transfers to be seamlessly integrated into automated workflows and centrally controlled, which is a significant advantage. The encryption of file transfers is also good. It has been based on TLS for several versions now, which can be customized to your specific needs. I use UDM within an automation solution and monitor it through this interface. Because UDM is controlled by a scripting language, you can individually define what happens in case of an error or what return value should be used to terminate the transfer. I can't comment on security aspects, as I, as a user, have no direct involvement with them which, of course, can also be a good sign.


