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I love the storage it has to offer and the layout of the file cloud itself. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

No downfalls to file cloud. I have yet to find anything wrong or anything that has made me second guess! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I no longer worry about the security of my files because all I have to do is set a schedule and FileCloud will auto-sync the files to the FileCloud server automatically Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Large files take some time to sync but this is not common unless I am uploading very large sizes of files at the same time Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

This program downloads the necessary files very quickly.I also like the ability to save almost anything to a FileCloud drive. The interface design is very simple and constantly updated. This is great. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There is nothing I can dislike about this software. All expectations met. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I love using this application because it allows me to save files into the cloud at no hassle to myself and my new startup Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There is nothing that I dislike about the company other than the price that you pay for their services is a bit steep but not insurmountable. I would highly recommend this application to all that are looking for a cloud-saving server. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

File sharing, sync, and backup solution for the project team Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

More features on user-friendly included for the best experience. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

File cloud allows me to quickly able to upload and share with a customized link and easy to organize. Setting the restrictions is fairly easy as well and notifications of who accessed what is a good confirmation that the intended party received the files. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I would like a way to send things to file cloud through email. I tried installing the add-in but the installation failed, throwing a pretty serious error, so i aborted. Also while it's possible to share a link for one of your less savvy co-workers to use as an upload file, it isn't streamlined. Also it would be nice to have an "archive" shortcut. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Having self-hosted large file sharing has been a real benefit for us for control and security on our terms.

The FileCloud user interface is simpler and completely web based for full functionality, which is a nice change from the most popular cloud based file sharing tools. Drag and drop to copy, click to share, the URL for a file can be easily copied by any user who understands "Paste" into an email. We've had essentially no training issues.

Users have to be a member of a specific ActiveDirectory security group to have access to our FileCloud, and they use their Windows username and password to login. This makes day to day administration very straightforward. For backup, it's just another Windows VM, and Veeam does its usual fine job.

For mobile users, the client is easy enough to use, no worse or better than the other choices in the cloud, including device backup. The Outlook integration is decent, and included.

There IS a desktop client for Windows and you can even map a drive letter to it. I have a few users in remote locations using this to share network folders at the main office, it's not super fast but it is easier for them to manage than mapped drives over a VPN.

Support has been helpful and patient on the few occasions we've needed them.

Having sole control over our shared files and arbitrarily large disk space for those files, limited only by what a VM can be provisioned with, is a very good business result. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

If you have a Windows SSL certificate, be prepared to disassemble the PFX file with OpenSSL to generate compatible certificates. Any Linux admin will be familiar with this, but it's something that may be foreign to a Windows admin.

The non-critical errors in the logs look worse than they are, so why are they there?

Finally, you won't save any money hosting your own file sharing system, it's more expensive than the cheap race-to-the-bottom options in the market. If you don't have the infrastructure to host your own on-prem servers with public IP's, adding all that just for file sharing makes no business sense. The licensing is reasonable but not inexpensive, so budget wisely. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The gui is simple to use and massive files can be exchanged with anyone anywhere in the world. Speeds for uploading and downloading seem pretty good and there have been no vendor issues when transferring files of 100 + mb to gb. This is necessary to keep our workflow moving quickly and keep schedules. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Quick online videos for troubleshooting. My interface on my Mac platform does not always match the interface shown in tutorial images. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The main thing i like about the FileCloud is that it help in file storage and this is crucial more so when retrieving and authenticating about the operation of the institution. This tool is very fast in opening the website and thus no delay when using it. The FileCloud has many software in it and this make more effective in storage of the information.

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The tool is somehow too complex to the first time user and this can bring inconvenience in the operation of the institution. Despite it having a user guideline but the tool is somehow lengthy and this make it a bit complex. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

FileCloud is a very useful and innovative platform in which file sharing, synchronization and backup can be done in a more fluid and secure way. With FileCloud you can share and store commercial data and at the same time offer a backup and guarantee of access through mobile devices. Its interface is very minimalist and you can access its options with a few clicks. What I like most are the various ways in which you can access the files of the company or organization in which you work, without compromising security. It can be accessed either through a web browser, through an application on a mobile device, through a virtual disk or simply through a web browser plug-in.

You can see that it works with modern encryption methods (256-bit AES) and industry standards for transferring (SSL / TLS secure tunnel) and storing content securely. Allows two-factor authentication functionality, antivirus scanning, data leak prevention Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Unlike other online storage programs or as a server, FileCloud is mostly aimed at the business sector, so its cost is slightly higher than similar tools. The free version only lasts 14 days and must be made with an advance request. For small businesses it is a bit expensive, unless you require a security and a highly guaranteed support that justifies the cost Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.