[Globalscape EFT's] centralized platform is excellent for the management of file transfer operations. It is important because of the volume of customers going to several thousand different servers across different networks. We're talking about 300,000 to 400,000 files daily going...
[Globalscape EFT] provides end-to-end information, allows us to create configuration rules without scripting knowledge, and saves a lot of time.
EFT’s Remote Agent Module provides centralized control for automating transactions from distributed systems. With RAM, you can automate interactions between branch offices, point-of-sale terminals, business partners, field agent laptops, or other remote systems and your EFT server residing at corporate.
Globalscape Enhanced File Transfer (EFT) is a customizable managed file transfer platform trusted by thousands of businesses worldwide for its unmatched simplicity and military-grade security. Globalscape EFT requires a per server-instance license. There are no limitations on the number of connections, bandwidth, or CPU utilization. Unlimited client licenses are included, and access to all modular features are available during the trial period.
When your organization relies on manual and intermittent processes to deliver the data they need, day-to-day productivity becomes vulnerable to manpower limitations and simple human error. Automating your data exchange processes allows you to deliver data reliably and efficiently.
Globalscape Quick Start Service helps accelerate EFT implementation so it's ready for you to put it to work.
Globalscape Professional Services can help you get started promptly with a system configured for your requirements, train you thoroughly, provide custom services, and continue to use our software to its full potential.
The Applicability Statement 2 (AS2) module provides Globalscape EFT administrators the ability to transfer data using the AS2 protocol.
When paired, Globalscape EFT and Clearswift data loss prevention can enable unprecedented levels of management and security when exchanging information.
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